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Folk Tales From Japan by Florence Sakade

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Folk Tales From Japan

Fables, Myths and Fairy Tales for Children

Florence Sakade

Tuttle Publishing · Print & ebook · August 4, 2020

Reading lane: Country & Ethnic Folktales

"Filled with now-familiar favorites, along with lesser known yet equally delightful tales, this enduring collection presents stories to enchant and enlighten young readers." — School Library Journal From singing turtles and flying farmers to a weeping dragon and rice bags that replenish themselves, readers of all ages will find engaging characters and moments of magic in these beloved Japanese folk tales.

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Who It's For

Children interested in Japanese folk talesFamilies looking for bedtime or storytime tales

Book Details

Authors
Florence Sakade
Publisher
Tuttle Publishing
Published
August 4, 2020
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Country & Ethnic Folktales · Asian Myths & Legends
Reading lane
Country & Ethnic Folktales

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Country & Ethnic Folktales

  • Asian Myths & Legends

  • Stories Set in Asia

About This Book

"Filled with now-familiar favorites, along with lesser known yet equally delightful tales, this enduring collection presents stories to enchant and enlighten young readers." — School Library Journal From singing turtles and flying farmers to a weeping dragon and rice bags that replenish themselves, readers of all ages will find engaging characters and moments of magic in these beloved Japanese folk tales. The stories in this collection include: - The Magic Mortar —A tale tha...

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"Filled with now-familiar favorites, along with lesser known yet equally delightful tales, this enduring collection presents stories to enchant and enlighten young readers." — School Library Journal From singing turtles and flying farmers to a weeping dragon and rice bags that replenish themselves, readers of all ages will find engaging characters and moments of magic in these beloved Japanese folk tales. The stories in this collection include: - The Magic Mortar —A tale that explains why the sea is salty - How to Fool a Cat —A funny story about a clever woodworker - The Rolling Mochi Cakes —Good food, a beautiful song and a lesson on the benefits of sharing with others - The Dragon's Tears —A sweet tale about first impressions, kindness and inclusivity Broken up into 16 folk tales, this book will become a go-to for bedtime and storytime. Kids (and adults!) will have the opportunity to learn more about Japanese culture in a fun, accessible way.

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