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3.0 out of 5 stars
A rich retelling of a tale with a moral,
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This review is from: Screen of Frogs: An Old Tale (Hardcover)
Sheila Hamanaka retells a Japanese folktale for an American audience. A wealthy boy learns the meaning of true wealth in an act of mercy he has in response to the plea of a frog. He changes his life and finds meaning and value in a life of hard work. Ms. Hamanaka illustrates the story throughout with beautiful collage and paint on handmade kozo paper.
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Screen of Frogs: An Old Tale by Sheila Hamanaka (Hardcover - Mar. 1993)
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