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8,000 stones; a Chinese folktale
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Diane Wolkstein |
Retells the Chinese tale in which the governor's clever son finds a way to weigh an elephant. |
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Bouki dances the Kokioko
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Diane Wolkstein |
After much coaching, Bouki wins the prize for dancing the king's secret dance but is then outwitted by his sneaky friend. |
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The day Ocean came to visit
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Diane Wolkstein |
After hearing Ocean's stories, Sun invites Ocean to the house he shares with his wife, Moon, but his visitor proves to be more than his house can hold. |
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Sun Mother wakes the world
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Diane Wolkstein |
An Aboriginal creation story in which the Sun slowly brings life to the Earth. |
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The visit
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Diane Wolkstein |
Follows a little ant's journey, step-by-step, as she goes to visit her friend. |
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Little Mouse's painting
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Diane Wolkstein |
Little Mouse creates a painting which looks like three different things to her three friends, all of whom find themselves in it. |
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Oom razoom, or, Go I know not where, bring back I know not what
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Diane Wolkstein |
A retelling of an old Russian tale of Alexis the king's archer, his beautiful and magical wife Olga, and their adventures. |
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The Red Lion
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Diane Wolkstein,Ed Young |
Before he can be crowned King of Persia, Azgid must prove his courage by fighting the Red Lion. |
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White wave
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Diane Wolkstein |
A young Chinese farmer discovers a generous goddess living in a snail shell. |
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