Swinging Stories: Swinging 101

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The History of Swinging Sticks

Mrs. But the swing learns that sad times don’t last forever, and goodbyes can make way for new times of laughter. Softcover Ye Ruoshi is a Singaporean painter and a graduate of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts. 36 pages She has three sons and is also an amateur Chinese opera performer. You find a magic swing that takes you into the clouds…where you meet a magic dragon that shows you how to breath in different colors. 180 g AUTHOR: Andy CHENILLUSTRATOR: Ye Ruoshi About the author: Andy Chen, a Singaporean, is an entertainment journalist and editor of 20 years and a father of two. “There once was a time when the family swing was not this unmoving, unused, unloved thing…”

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• Her interest in Chinese opera has spilled over into her artworks, in a series of drawings featuring an opera performer.
• 5 cm
• Number of Moving Sticks: 2
• She has three sons and is also an amateur Chinese opera performer.
• Andy Chen, a Singaporean, is an entertainment journalist and editor of 20 years and a father of two.
• Works with batteries
• Ye Ruoshi is a Singaporean painter and a graduate of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts.
• The Swing of Things is his first children’s picture book.
• Scientific decorative gift idea
• He was inspired to write the book about his own two daughters, Faith and Sarah, after seeing a neighbour’s unused and sad-looking swing.
• Dimensions: -Desktop toy model: 26 cm x 40 cm x 9 cm-Modèle original : 41 x 9.
• About the Author & Illustrator