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Title: How Tiger Got His Stripes
Subtitle: A Folktale from Vietnam
Author: Rob Cleveland
Narrator: Rob Cleveland
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-10-08
Publisher: August House
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 8 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Illustrated by Baird Hoffmire.
Editorial Reviews:
Before Tiger had his stripes, he was afraid of the big, strong, horned Water Buffalo. It is certainly understandable, then, that the sight of Water Buffalo chained to a plow and doing Mans labor should confuse poor Tiger.
Master storyteller and Shakespearean actor Rob Cleveland won a World Storytelling Honor Award for Young Listeners for this audiobook version of the short Vietnamese folk tale, How Tiger Got His Stripes. Listeners are sure to enjoy Clevelands fun voices and easy pacing as they hear of Tigers quest for the wisdom of Man.
Members Reviews:
Great book (and story) for kids of all nationalities!
Great book for kids! I got this, along wuth several others, for my friend's daughter (she just turned 6) who was adopted from Vietnam. My friend and her daughter traveled back there to visit her place of birth, and the feedback I got was that this book was very helpful (especially on the flights) in helping her learn more about the language, customs, foods, and culture of Vietnam. This one was particularly fun for her in learning one of the folktales!
Good little story
a fun version of how a tiger gets his stripes. Grandkids 4 and 7 were interested and liked it.
Five Stars
Used for a summer camp and the children loved it.
Ah, Wisdom
Great folk story from Vietnam about a tiger searching for wisdom and getting out-witted by "man." The moral of the story is good for the age recommendations (4-8) and it was an easy book to follow for my preschooler who loves to read! The graphics were one of the better ones in the Story Cove series too. Its nice to see folktales from other parts of the world available.
Pretty good book
Nice book written in American style English. Easy to follow and nice cartoon style pictures. It is a nice little story based on a traditional tale, but it has been adapted to modern tastes using modern cartoon styling and modern American English.