Tashi and the Tibetan Flower Cure by Naomi C. Rose
03 Nov, by in Children/Picture Books, Fiction, Tibetan American
Tashi’s beloved grandfather – her Popola – has been sick in bed for two weeks. “’The doctor’s doing all she can,’” her mother assures Tashi. But Tashi soon realizes that what will help Popola most may not be medical at all. Tashi asks Popola about how...
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