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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Long Silk Strand,
By "lmdelnegro" (Windsor, CT United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Long Silk Strand: A Grandmother's Legacy to Her Granddaughter (Library Binding)
The Long Silk Strand is superb! It is the ideal book for a child dealing with the grief for a lost grandparent. It focuses on the positive aspects of life, impressing the importance of the child not only to the deceased grandmother but, also to parents and others who love the child and would be devastated if the child were to join her grandmother. Williams' work is of profoundly superior quality and is accompanied by beautiful illustrations. Anytime a child I know loses a grandparent, I purchase this book for him.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Reads Like a folk Classic,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Long Silk Strand (Paperback)
I LOVED this tale. My daughter enjoyed it, too. Set in ancient Japan, the story unfolds like a centuries old folk tale that has been lovingly passed down through the generations. What a surpise to discover it is new and original to the author. "The Long Silk Strand" represents the life of an old woman as recounted to her granddaughter, a different tale for each silk thread wound into a ball. When the ball is complete, the grandmother dies, and her loving granddaughter goes in search of her in heaven. But the living and her life ahead call her home again. The story is beautiful and simple, its rich texture wonderfully rendered in the illustrations. I can well imagine this tale told by a storyteller in a candle-lit room -- how lovely to find it in a modern book.
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The Long Silk Strand by Laura E. Williams (Paperback - Feb. 2000)
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