By W.W. Rowe
In this adventurous retelling of the classic Tibetan tale of the power of faith, a young man fails to obtain a sacred relic for his dying mother and deceivingly brings her a tooth from the skeleton of a dog. This vivid version humorously recreates the wily son's schemes. It movingly conveys how the mother's strong faith has the power to fulfill her dreams. The result is a suspenseful story that captivates and inspires readers of all ages. The illustrations which transport the reader to Tibet and India, are a miracle of imagination in themselves.
