It's called "The Sense Of Wonder," with his protagonist, Won Lee, being dubbed The Wonder when he goes on a winning streak for the New York Knicks. Won Lee is the only Asian American in the NBA.

A sense of wonder - ‘Wonder’ is one of those simple words we think we know the meaning of, till we begin to articulate what it really means to us. We could say that wonder is ...

Not the healthy variety, mind you, but the brand that doesn’t let in wonder. 'Tis the season to be mindful of our skepticism. Not the healthy variety, mind you, ...

In "The Sense of Wonder," by Matthew Salesses, an Asian American basketball player becomes an international star, but the contests off the court are tougher.

"The Sense of Wonder" (Little, Brown) follows basketball star Won Lee, and sportswriter Robert Sung, who covers the amazing streak of the NBA's first Asian American player.

With his iconic and hilarious performances in a series of blockbusters, from Goodbye Mr. Loser to Moon Man, Shen Teng has emerged as one of China's favorite comedy stars on the silver screen.

And that sense of wonder granted me the resilience to heal and to hope. Thankfully we don’t have to live through a natural disaster to see the benefit of wonder over happiness.

Half of children start to lose their ‘sense of wonder’ by the age of six, according to parents. A poll of 1,000 mums and dads with children aged three to six found 51 per cent believe their ...

Won Lee, the protagonist of the novel The Sense of Wonder, is the only Asian American player in the NBA. But as was true for real-life basketball star Jeremy Lin, things can get very ugly – and ...

This quote serves as the epigraph for Matthew Salesses’s audacious fourth novel, “The Sense of Wonder. ... THE SENSE OF WONDER. By Matthew Salesses. Little, Brown, 256 pages, $28.