Regina Linke Helps Children Answer Existential Questions

Dr. Stephanie J. Wong interviews Regina Linke, author of the children's book "Little Helper," which features traditional Chinese brush painting illustrations and explores themes of community help and Eastern philosophical teachings. Regina explained how she began writing and illustrating as a second career after moving to Taiwan with her family, inspired by her son's existential questions about life and death. The book follows a young boy who learns to help his community through Taoist principles of effortless action, representing different philosophical perspectives through characters from Chinese classical scholarship. Stephanie and Regina discuss the importance of diverse perspectives in children's literature and how educators and parents can help introduce contemplative wisdom to young readers.

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Regina's Full Bio:

Regina Linke is a bestselling, award-winning, Taiwanese American author and illustrator. Specializing in contemporary Chinese gongbi-style painting, an ancient form of brush painting that depicts narrative subjects in colorful high detail. She uses traditional ink and wash techniques in digital painting. Her enchanting illustrations deliver classic subjects through a modern lens. Known as the creator of “The Oxherd Boy” webcomic and books, Regina enjoys writing and illustrating stories that celebrate East Asian art, folklore, and philosophy in an accessible and modern way. She lives with her husband and children in Rhode Island.

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