Can you believe this? B. Lee was an expert at Cha Cha dancing. He studied philosophy and then got a job teaching Wing Chun to his flow students. The book has great simple illustrations, and lovely to read abot such a squiggly trajectory!

Another beautiful addition to this series which I love to read. Gorgeous illustrations accompany Bruce Lee's story too at the perfect level for readers of all ages. It includes a powerful message about not giving up and you will find your true calling.

I love this series.

This one features Lee's troubled childhood and teen years, his proficiency at the cha-cha (omg I loved that bit), and of course his martial arts and acting prowess. As he sets off for the United States and second chances, there's a nice nugget about being able to rectify your mistakes once you've acknowledged them.

My first grader read this one aloud with great gusto.

This was a very interesting, I knew a little about bruce lee before this book but this tiny bio really showed me who he was. I loved It.

'Bruce Lee' by Ma Isabel Sanchez Vegara with art by Kim Hyeon Ju is a picture book in the Little People, Big Dreams series.

Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco, but grew up in Hong Kong. He was a kind of lazy student, but picked up skills along the way, like acting and dancing the cha-cha. He brought those skills back to the States and started a karate school. After the tv series he was in got cancelled, he went on to make iconic movies.

At the end of the book is a timeline of Bruce Lee's all too brief life. The story is a good one about finding your way in the world. I love the bright large pictures. This continues to be a really fun series.

I received a review copy of this ebook from Quarto Publishing Group-Frances Lincoln Childrens, and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this ebook.