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The lost horse : a Chinese folktale

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171017r20041998flua b 000 0 eng

005		20220715165609.0
020		\|a015205023X\|q(pbk.) \|cUS$7.00
035		\|a(OCoLC)54515009
040		\|aKCIS\|beng\|cKCIS\|eAACR2
041	0	\|aeng
050	4	\|aPZ8.1.Y84\|bLp 2004
082	04	\|a398.2095102\|222
095		\|aLX\|bLEEB \|cXE0003807\|dL\|eY71\|pEE\|tKCL
100	1	\|aYoung, Ed.
245	14	\|aThe lost horse \|ba Chinese folktale \|cEd Young.
250		\|a1st Voyager Books ed.
260		\|aOrlando, Flo. \|bHarcourt, Inc.\|c2004.
300		\|a1 v. (unpaged) \|bcol. ill. \|c26 cm.
500		\|aReprint. Originally published in 1998.
500		\|aVoyager Books.
520		\|aA retelling of the tale about a Chinese man who owned a marvelous horse and who believed that things were not always as bad, or as good, as they might seem.
650	0	\|aFolklore\|zChina.
993		\|a3.0

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Acclaimed author-illustrator Ed Young breathes new life into the ancient Chinese folktale of a horse that brings extraordinary reversals of fortune to its trusting owner. A timeless fable, The Lost Horse teaches of the ever-changing fortunes of life.

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ED YOUNG is the renowned author-illustrator of more than fifty books for children, including the Caldecott Medal-winning Lon Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story from China and the Caldecott Honor book Seven Blind Mice. He lives in New York.

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