I, Doko: The Tale of a Basket by Ed Young

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I, Doko: The Tale of a Basket

by Ed Young

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0399236252, Hardcover)

Doko is only a simple basket. It is not only grain from the field that he carries--he has also carried his master's child, and wood for the fire. He was there when the child became a man and married. And he very nearly had to carry the grandfather away forever. Luckily, someone wise beyond their years spoke up and made it possible for Doko to carry the grandfather home again instead.
As ever, Ed Young has taken a simple fable and made it into a masterpiece of stunning illustration and expert storytelling. This beautiful and unique book celebrates the generations with great originality.

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:57:55 -0400)

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