Japanese Folk Tales: The White Rabbit of Inaba and Other Stories (Easy Classics)

Three timeless Japanese folk tales with themes of kindness and consequences, featuring a kind woodcutter’s magical reward, a rabbit’s lesson in compassion over trickery, and an old man’s generosity to six snowy statues. Step into a world of wonder with three timeless Japanese folk tales. A kind woodcutter’s lost rice ball leads to a magical reward, much to the annoyance of his greedy neighbour. A clever rabbit learns the cost of trickery and helps a bullied brother win the heart of a goddess. An elderly man’s generosity to six snowy statues is surprisingly repaid. Filled with warmth, mystery and gentle lessons, these stories celebrate kindness, honesty and the power of compassion. About The Japanese Folk Tales Children's Collection: Five faithful yet child-friendly retellings of classic Japanese folk tales, introducing young readers to the origins of some of Japan’s most enduring myths and legends. Discover the story of a mysterious moon princess whose brief life on Earth leaves a lasting legacy, a kind fisherman who visits a dazzling palace beneath the sea and the divine origins of Japan through the trials of its creator gods. Readers will also meet the tiny boy with a giant dream of becoming a samurai and a cast of unforgettable characters – including clever animals, humble villagers and magical beings – who each reveal important lessons about courage, kindness and compassion. All this and more is brought to life with vivid illustrations, accessible language and FREE audiobooks (QR codes inside).

Pagina's: 88, Paperback, Sweet Cherry Publishing