Illustrated with a touch of magic! Buy The Phoenix of Persia We’re delighted with this wonderful review of The Phoenix of Persia from Kirkus Reviews! Have a read below. A story of ancient Persia inside a story of 20th-century Iran accompanied by an easily accessible soundtrack. A brother and sister in Iran run to the public park to listen to a storyteller backed by musicians narrate the tale of Prince Zal and the Simorgh,…
Felix After the Rain is a jubilant, visually dramatic allegory! Buy Felix After the Rain We are thrilled with this wonderfully thoughtful review of Felix After the Rain shared by Kirkus Reviews all the way in the US! Have a read below! Unhappy Felix finds himself always carrying a heavy black suitcase. He walks far, all the time toting this inhibiting weight. He doesn’t know exactly what is inside, but “something dark” or “something bothersome”…
Under the Great Plum Tree twists and turns to keep readers engaged! Buy Under the Great Plum Tree We’re over the moon that Kirkus Reviews have shared this *starred* review of Under the Great Plum Tree! Read their absolutely brilliant review below! A kindhearted monkey and an elderly crocodile forge an unlikely bond. Miss Bandari is a monkey who’s known for her bighearted kindness. One day, while sitting in a plum tree, she meets Mr.…
Buy A Bottle of Happiness A great review from Kirkus for A Bottle of Happiness, out in the US in 2020! A modern yet timeless fable in which a child’s observation sparks a paradigm shift for a society that values individual production and ownership. Two groups of humans live on either side of a mountain, leading disparate lives due to the range of resources available to them: One side catches fish, mines jewels, grows crops,…
Buy Thinker: My Puppy Poet and Me Kirkus Reviews have featured Thinker: My Puppy Poet and Me! Read the review below. A puppy gets a new home and a new family while learning to communicate. When 7-year-old Jace receives a new pet dog, he picks out the perfect name for a puppy who believes he is a poet. “We’ll name you ‘Thinker,’ yes, I think / that that’s the name for you.” Jace, too, is a poet. “When…