Bøker av Roger Chao

Anthem for Tomorrow's Child is a special book, like a big hug from a parent, full of loving advice for growing up. It's a story about being brave, kind, and honest, and learning how to understand others. The book shows that it's okay to make mistakes and that we can learn from them. It tells us that it's important to say sorry when we do something wrong and to forgive others too. This wonderful book helps kids learn how to be their best selves, face tough times with a smile, and be proud of who they are, making their own amazing story in life.

Follow the adventures of a young girl as she discovers that animals have feelings like she does and the joy of living a kind and compassionate lifestyle. Join her on her quest to spread the message to others around the world that they too can make a choice to shine. An age appropriate, non-confrontational story for vegan families, children who may feel isolated when their friends are not vegan or those that believe animals are sentient beings too.

On the 4th of May, 2009, Roger and Megan set off from Astana, Kazakhstan, into the Eurasian steppe on their four-wheeled Quike -traversing the steppes at the heart of the Asian continent whilst facing a continual battle with both the physical elements and their psychological forces within. They ventured throughout Central Asia and Western China, away from cities and roads, living with local families in order to experience the unique cultures and lifestyles of the region - documenting their lifestyles and traditions before their stories are lost forever. Their 12-month journey took them through all kinds of terrain and conditions - from the vast and endless Kazakh steppe, to the relentless heat of the Uzbek summer, to the high altitude mountain passes of Tajikistan and the Kyrgyz Republic, and to the frozen wastelands of the Taklamakan desert in winter. Their mode of transportation being a pedal-powered, tandem, sociable recumbent quadracycle named Quikey - allowing them to venture into areas otherwise inaccessible by car, motor bike, or plane. More than just a travelogue or adventure story, this book has many insights into the people they meet on their journey as well as insights into their culture, way of life, history and religion, coupled with reflections on and comparisons with our society. It also tells a compelling story of the relationship between the two main characters. Every Journey begins with the first steppe...