Book details
Otter's Coat: The Real Reason Turtle Raced Rabbit: A Cherolachian Tortoise and Hare (Cherolachian Tales Book 1)
Description
When Rabbit hears the animals talking about what a beautiful coat Otter has, he becomes jealous. After he tricks Otter out of the coat, Turtle races to make sure it is returned to the true owner in this cross between the Cherokee and Appalachian (Cherolachian) retelling of the Tortoise and the Hare. This enchanting twist on the classic Aesop's fable is beautifully illustrated and loved by both children and adults. Young readers also enjoy finding where the chipmunk is hiding in the illustrations. Critics praise the book as a beautiful pairing to a classic story and find humor in its unique storytelling.
Age
0-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
42 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Storytelling: The book promises to offer a unique and engaging retelling of the classic Tortoise and Hare fable, providing a fresh perspective and depth to the story.
- Cultural Enrichment: It may explore Cherolachian folklore, offering readers a chance to learn about and appreciate a specific cultural narrative and its values.
- Character Development: The characters in the book, such as the Otter, Turtle, and Rabbit, are likely to be well-developed and relatable, providing readers with the opportunity to connect with them on a personal level.
- Moral Lessons: As with many fables, this book is expected to impart important life lessons and moral teachings that are applicable to both children and adults, making it a valuable read for individuals of all ages.