8 Folktales from Asia Reimagined

This book is just perfect for young adults! It has a bunch of folktales from Asian countries, and although I’m not too familiar with them, it’s a pretty good read. I first enjoyed it on Kindle and was so impressed that I bought the physical copy to fully appreciate the stunning illustrations. The print is really nice! I recommend it for young readers! – Amazon Review

8 Folktales from Asia Reimagined

Immerse your children in the captivating worlds of Asia with this enchanting collection of reimagined folktales! Ideal for young readers aged 8 to 12, these stories originated from Japan, China, the Philippines, and Korea. With a perfect blend of adventure, wisdom, and cultural diversity, these stories are designed to inspire young minds.

In this thoughtfully curated collection, children will embark on thrilling journeys alongside courageous heroes and heroines, encounter mythical creatures, and unravel the secrets of ancient traditions. Each tale has been lovingly adapted to resonate with modern readers while preserving the essence of the original folklore.

Featuring beloved Japanese tales of honor and friendship, magical Chinese legends of dragons and fairies, captivating stories of gratitude and nature’s balance from the Philippines, and enchanting Korean fables of loyalty and perseverance, this book offers a rich tapestry of cultural heritage.

The reimagined folktales are expertly crafted to engage young readers, with relatable characters and contemporary themes. From exciting quests to valuable life lessons, this collection sparks the imagination, promotes empathy, and encourages a love for reading and learning.

Perfect for bedtime storytelling or independent reading, these enchanting tales will transport children to distant lands, fostering cultural appreciation and curiosity. With vibrant illustrations and engaging narratives, this book is a must-have addition to any child’s library!

About the Author

I’m Nikun DR, a writer who loves whisking readers away to exciting worlds.

I’ve recently got into writing children’s stories because of my niece and nephew, where most of my efforts have now gone into. So, here we are, writing to entertain my sister’s kids. I strive to one day teach my own kids to embrace themselves and their own cultural bearings.

Prior to having published my first book, I have been an avid writer and have helped many other authors overcome the dreaded writer’s block.

But writing isn’t just about me sitting at a desk typing away. It’s a way for me to connect with readers like you. I want my stories to hit you in the feels, to make you laugh, cry, and maybe even question things a bit. It’s the best feeling in the world when I know my words have resonated with someone out there.

I have a special spot for cultural minorities and love talking to people of different beliefs, values, and customs. They ignite my passion for writing!