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Chargement... The Cook and the Kingpar Maria Cristina Brusca, Toña Wilson
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High in the mountains of South America, a wise cook teaches a stubborn, bossy king how to rule his kingdom wisely. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Published in 1993, The Cook and the King is the second picture book retelling of a South American folktale that I have read from María Cristina Brusca (who also contributed the artwork) and Tona Wilson, following upon their 1992 The Blacksmith and the Devils. It pairs an engaging story, one in which a clever servant must correct her unwise master, with appealing illustrations that capture the humor of the tale. I enjoyed many of the little cultural details here—the indigenous Andean celebration of Pachamama, the northwestern Argentine custom of picking basil to dance with—which are present in both the story and in the brief afterword. Recommended to young folklore enthusiasts, and to anyone looking for children's stories with a South American and/or Argentine cultural background. ( )