How Tiger Got His Stripes
A Folktale from Vietnam
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How Tiger Got His Stripes
Narrated by:
Rob Cleveland
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Narrated by:
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Rob Cleveland
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Rob Cleveland
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Illustrated by Baird Hoffmire.
©2006 August House Publishers, Inc. (P)2006 August House Publishers, Inc.
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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 Man’s 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 Cleveland’s fun voices and easy pacing as they hear of Tiger’s quest for the wisdom of Man.
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