Explore the warmth, wisdom and compassion of the Buddhist tradition with these charming stories from India, China, Japan and Tibet. Gentle illustrations and an insightful foreword provide context for the tales that is helpful for those new to Buddhist thought. AGES: 6 to 10 AUTHOR: Sherab Chodzin has been teaching Buddhism and meditation around the world since 1973. A close friend and student of Tibetan master Chogyam Trungpa, he has edited a number of his writings and was his personal representative in Europe, where he taught widely and founded Buddhist meditation centres. Alexandra Kohn spent her childhood in Europe before moving with her family to Canada. Being the daughter of Sherab Chodzin, Buddhist teachings were an important part of her life from an early age. and enjoys yoga and traveling. Marie Cameron has a degree in fine arts, and since graduating she has been busy painting, designing and traveling. She is fascinated by the artistic expression of the Indian subcontinent which she has explored extensively. SELLING POINTS: . The stories are drawn from several countries and cultures, making this collection a multi-faceted, welcoming celebration of Buddhist thought around the world. . Encourages readers to explore the concepts of generosity, compassion and the importance of a good sense of humour. . Ideal for introducing discussions on topics such as life after death and reincarnation.