Synopses & Reviews
"This slender volume offers readers an intriguing glimpse of life in a remote corner of the world. . . . This respectful introduction to a remote culture and its people strikes all the right notes, and will delight a wide audience of readers."—School Library Journal
"The stories themselves are lively and the accompanying paintings are pleasing. Rare retellings from a far away region."—Booklist
Synopsis
This collection of folktales from Chitral, an ancient kingdom in PAkistan, is complemented by a ten-page travelogue of the author's experience in the region, accompanied by phoitos, illustrations and maps.
Synopsis
A collection of three authentic folktales from the ancient Kingdom of Chitral, collected by the author.
About the Author
Erik L'Homme was born in Grenoble, France, in 1967. He has a degree in History and has traveled extensively. A gifted storyteller and reporter, he divides his time between journalism and writing for children. François Place received his degree in the graphic arts from L'Ecole Estienne in Paris. He is a prolific author and an illustrator of boundless talent whose books have been published throughout the world.