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Be Water, My Friend
By Ken Mochizuki |
ORDER -- Item #3428, Price $16.95
Bruce Lee eventually became a pioneer of martial arts cinema, and his legacy lives on in popular culture. But it is his boyhood journey toward self-discovery and his courage to overcome obstacles that will inspire all who search for their way in the world today.
To the Bruce Lee fans from all over the world. You are the ones who keep his legend alive - Dom Lee
Dom Lee has illustrated several books for children, including Mochizuki's three titles with Lee & Low. Lee lives in Westwood, New Jersey, with his wife and their two children.
Book Description From the Front Cover Flap
Growing up in Hong Kong in the 1940s and 1950s, young Bruce Lee had an active mind, boundless energy, and a knack for finding trouble. As he grew older, Bruce also developed an interest in martial arts. He thrived on the grueling training but struggled to understand and apply the principles of gentleness and yielding that the master taught. Only after he set sail for the United States at the age of eighteen did Bruce truly embrace the values of martial arts and discover his own path to inner calm.
Bruce Lee Quote
I did what I wanted to do. What I've done, I've done with sincerity and to the best of my ability. You can't expect much more
from life.
- Bruce Lee
General Comments
For the enduring legacy of Bruce Lee - human being - Ken Mochizuki
About the Author and Illustrator
Ken Mochizuki is the author of the award-winning Baseball Saved Us, Passage to Freedom, and Heroes, all published by Lee & Low Books. He and his wife live in Seattle, Washington.
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