o Classic Indian folk tale brought to life with an exciting new story and wonderful illustrations One would think that as a man gets older he gets wiser, but not old Raaheeji. Ignoring his wife's warnings, old Raaheeji wanders deep into the woods where he is about to meet his demise. Threatened by a man-eating tiger, Raaheeji goes on an adventure, meeting an interesting cast of characters. But he it is not until he happens upon a jackal in the woods that his fate truly takes a turn. With original, hand painted illustrations by Jessica Lian, this classic Indian folk tale is brought to life with an exciting new story that is sure to entertain both young and old alike.
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Review:
Reshma Sapre offers us a charming retelling of a wry and very amusing folk tale from India about a traveller, a devious tiger who outwits him, and an even more devious jackal who saves the day. Jessica Lian's illustrations are lovely and evocative.--Christopher Cerf, Creator/Producer: Sesame Street"
About the Author:
Reshma Ansari Sapre was born in India, and grew up in Jersey City, where she got her start working with children as a social worker. She currently lives and writes in New York City, where she often finds herself chasing off a cast of characters like defiant pirates, witty little princesses, and of course, dancing raindrops. She is the author of six works for children. Jessica Lian was born in Beijing, China, and she graduated from Barnard College with a degree in Art History and Visual Arts. She now resides in New York City.
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