
Tenzin's
Deer
A
Tibetan Tale by Barbara Soros, illustrated by
Danuta Mayer
Barbara Soros draws
on the ancient wisdom of the Tibetan people to
narrate the touching story of a young boy named
Tenzin and the wounded musk deer he encounters
in the woods. By paying heed to his dreams and
to the needs of the animal he has rescued, Tenzin
is able to cure the deer.
But soon he discovers
that he must learn one of the most important lessons
of all: how to love deeply enough to let go.
The rich, intricate
illustrations evoke the emotional depth of this
tale that encourages the Buddhist virtues of nonviolence,
compassion and the rejection of materialism.
Barbara Soros's narrative
draws on the ancient wisdom of the Tibetan people,
urging us to listen to our intuition and to be
courageous in the face of loss.
Danuta Mayer's scenic
illustrations capture the majestic beauty of old
Tibet, creating a powerful sense of space against
which the poignant story of Tenzin and Jampa the
musk deer can unfold.
"This is a story about
the power of compassion, the guidance of dreams,
the gift of healing and the ability to love deeply
and to let go." - Barbara Soros
Format:
Full colour, hardback with dust-jacket
Age Suitablilty: 6 to 10 years
Pages: 32
Size: 268 mm x 238 mm
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