An edition of The Rumor (2002)

The Rumor

A Jataka Tale from India

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An edition of The Rumor (2002)

The Rumor

A Jataka Tale from India

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The world is breaking up!" The worry-wart hare quickly spreads the word in this lively retelling of an ancient Indian version of The Sky is Falling. Convinced that the world is breaking up, the hare tears out of her cozy home in the grove. Along the way, she spreads her alarming news, gathering an ever-increasing herd of terrified animals. The stampede continues and the frenzy grows, until one wise voice prevails. With rich colour and vivid detail, Jan Thornhill's illustrations create an intricate tapestry that brings the Indian landscape and endangered animals to life. The charging animals seem to leap off the page as they as they bolt from marshland to forest to open plain. Young readers and parents alike will be entranced by the brilliant illustrations, simple language, and engaging moral.

Publish Date
Publisher
Maple Tree Press
Language
English
Pages
32
Edition Availability
Cover of: The Rumor
The Rumor: A Jataka Tale from India
March 2005, Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media
Library Binding in English
Cover of: The Rumor
The Rumor: A Jataka Tale from India
February 10, 2005, Maple Tree Press
Paperback in English
Cover of: The Rumor
The Rumor: A Jataka Tale from India
September 7, 2002, Maple Tree Press
Hardcover in English

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First Sentence

"Long, long ago, in India, a young hare lived in a sun-dappled grove of palm and mango trees."

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The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
32
Dimensions
11.2 x 8.5 x 0.5 inches
Weight
7.2 ounces

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL8726738M
ISBN 10
1897066279
ISBN 13
9781897066270
OCLC/WorldCat
56318073
LibraryThing
6844026
Goodreads
197911

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL2564873W

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Long, long ago, in India, a young hare lived in a sun-dappled grove of palm and mango trees.
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