Cho-cho on a snowy day / Xia xue tian de Qiuqiu (下雪天的球球)

Cho-cho on a snowy day / Xia xue tian de Qiuqiu (下雪天的球球) by 間所久子著 ; 黑井健圖 ; 蕭秋梅中譯 ; Michael Skupin英譯., 間所久子 1938-, 黑井健, 蕭秋梅., 史庫賓 / Jiansuo Jiuzi zhu ; Heijing Jian tu ; Xiao Qiumei zhong yi ; Michael Skupin ying yi, Jiuzi Jiansuo, Jian Heijing, Qiumei Xiao, Shikubin

Originally "Ame No Hi No Korowan" bi Hisako Madokoro, illustrations by Ken Kuroi. Translated into Chinese and English.

The Cho Cho books were originally written in Japanese. This version is translated into English and Chinese. Cho Cho and Mao Mao find a glove and then try to return it to the kid that lost it. The story is simple and the language is fun to read. Kids love it, though for adults it is an acquired taste.

Cho-Cho's Treasure Hunt (球球尋寶記)

Cho-Cho's Treasure Hunt (球球尋寶記) by Hisako Madokoro

This was originally written in Japanese. It is now in Chinese and English. Cho Cho and his friend go on a treasure hunt. A big dog remembers putting a treasure somewhere in the past they find it.

There is an audiobook CD that goes with it. It is simple and fun to read. The repeated "Bow-wows" are fun to read, though there are a few typos in the English.