This collection of traditional Tibetan folktales, first published in 1922, transports readers to a magical world of wise lamas, mischievous fairies, and noble heroes. Eleanore Myers Jewett's lyrical prose and Maurice Day's enchanting illustrations bring these timeless tales to life, offering insights into the rich cultural heritage of Tibet and the enduring power of storytelling.

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