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Surf Soup TV Moon Day and the Double-Headed Dragon
Harvest Moon Mid- Autumn Festival Adventure
As the Harvest Moon rises high above Surf Soup Island, Koa and his friends find themselves in the midst of an unforgettable Moon Day celebration. Guided by the ancient traditions of the Mid-Autumn Festival, they embark on a magical adventure filled with storytelling, mooncakes, and a double-headed dragon with a fiery personality!
Little Donna shares the rich history of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a time for giving thanks, admiring the full moon, and celebrating unity and family. But this year, the festival brings an unexpected surprise-a mischievous, double-headed dragon! One side sneezes bursts of water and booger bubbles, while the other, the "hot head," playfully breathes out small flames.
As Koa and his friends explore the island under the glow of the Harvest Moon, they learn the importance of working together, even when things get tough. The dragon, with its two very different heads, becomes the perfect symbol of unity, teaching them that sometimes, the best way forward is to embrace each other's differences and find common ground.
Join Koa and the gang for a heartwarming adventure that blends cultural traditions with the magic of the Harvest Moon. From making no-bake mooncakes to lighting lanterns and making wishes under the moon, this story is a celebration of friendship, unity, and the enduring magic of Moon Day.
About the author
Award-winning honored TV animator, author, and illustrator Donna Kay Lau is the creator of "Surf Soup", Artist, Author, TV Animator at Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, worked on productions: 'Dora the Explorer', 'CatDog', 'Oswald the Octopus,' 'Generator Rex,' Ben 10', and, "Regular Show,' also 'Surf Soup' cartoon and books! Lau has experience with children's entertainment for over 25+ years. This is her first children's book in the series "Surf Soup." Lau has also authored books: How to Make Cartoons, and several fitness books Fitness Gym, Bikini for Life, I Grow People, and Secret Sauce for Cyclists. Lau honored Emmy by Academy of Television Arts and Sciences with contributions to best Animated short. Lau calls herself a "Student for Life" she has 'years' of education attending Animation (Traditional and Digital), Augmented Reality, Graphics Packaging Design, Children's Book Illustration, attending Art Center College of Design, and has been featured in numerous Art Galleries in California and Hawai'i. Lau Grew up and lives in Southern California, stays in Hawai'i and finds inspiration in both places, usually has her head in the clouds with her imagination and creativity, enjoys surfing, is a fitness trainer, and loves to 'learn' especially Chinese traditions and cooking from her Mom Dad.Website: https://Surfsoup.tv IMDb : http://www.imdb.me/donnakaylau
