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The Tiger and the Dried Persimmon (Korean Folk Tales)

200232 pagesGroundwood Books

Synopsis

A hungry tiger, feared by all, descends from the mountains in search of food. When he overhears a mother calming her crying child with the mention of a dried persimmon, the tiger is filled with confusion and fear, believing the persimmon to be a creature more terrifying than himself. This classic Korean folk tale explores themes of mistaken identity and unexpected courage.

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Janie Jaehyun Park writes engaging children's books, including Count your way through Zimbabwe. Her stories are perfect for young readers curious about the world.

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Book cover of The Tiger and the Dried Persimmon (Korean Folk Tales)