The Smallest Samurai
By Fiona French
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In ancient Japan, Little Inchkin is no larger than a lotus flower, yet he possesses the heart of a true samurai. Embarking on a daring quest, he confronts formidable dragons, showcases his bravery, and wins the love of a princess. Through his valiant deeds, Inchkin's deepest wish is fulfilled by the Lord Buddha. This enchanting retelling of a classic Japanese legend celebrates courage, determination, and the belief that size does not define one's strength.
About the author
Fiona French is a talented British author and illustrator, best known for her beautiful picture books. She has created colourful stories like 'Snow White in New York' and 'Anancy and Mr Dry-Bone'. Fiona’s books are loved for their bright illustrations and magical tales that transport readers to exciting new worlds.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2008
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