Wishbones A Folk Tale from China
Wishbones A Folk Tale from China by Barbara Ker Wilson is a captivating story published by Bradbury Press in 1993. This edition features 26 pages of vibrant, full-color illustrations that enhance the narrative. The tale follows Yeh Hsien, who discovers that the fish she brings home possesses magical wishbones, leading to a series of enchanting events as she navigates the challenges posed by her jealous stepmother.
Readers will find a blend of familiar fairy tale elements and the rich cultural backdrop of Chinese folklore. The story intertwines themes of magic and resilience, showcasing Yeh Hsien’s journey as she learns to harness the power of her wishbones. This folk tale is a delightful exploration of legends and mythology, making it a valuable addition to any collection of juvenile fiction.
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When Yeh Hsien brings home a beautiful fish, her jealous stepmother plots to kill it and serve it for supper. But the fishbones are magic wishbones and grant Yeh Hsien all she could want. The familiar elements of Cinderella are skillfully woven with the mystery and grace of the Far East. Full-color illustrations.
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