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Three Little Brothers: A Folktale from Titicaca - Paperback

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by Diony Neira (Illustrator), Diony Neira (Author)

Three lazy little brothers have an adventure to learn life lessons. They can't believe what mischief and magic happens along the way. What risks await? What tricks and treasures do they encounter? How do they cross paths with a mysterious wizard? Can all three little boys survive to meet their mother? In this timeless folktale from Lake Titicaca, the little boys face danger on their journey of discovery, and with the help of an old man, they learn the value of work. This illustrated tale engages the active imagination of young readers and is fun to teach primary school kids. The tradition of telling oral stories goes back centuries and is still popular in the Andes of Peru. Diony Neira writes and illustrates a folktale he heard in his childhood. This children's book is for children ages 6+.

Number of Pages: 52
Dimensions: 0.14 x 10 x 8 IN
Publication Date: November 16, 2016
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