Suho and the White Horse

by Y. Otsuka

Other authorsSuekichi Akaba (Illustrator), Richard McNamara (Translator), Peter Howlett (Translator)
Hardcover, 1981

Description

Relates how the tragic parting of a boy and his horse led to the creation of the horse-head fiddle of the Mongolian shepherds.

Publication

Viking Juvenile (1981), Edition: First Edition, 48 pages

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Suho and the White Horse is a story about a poor Mongolian boy who finds a horse on the plains. This horse becomes Suho's pride and joy and they become great friends. One day Suho takes the horse to race for the emperor. Suho wins the race but his horse is taken from him and he is beaten. The horse
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breaks free and makes his way back to Suho but he is severely injured. The horse dies and with his body Suho makes an instrument that plays beautiful music for all to hear. This story shows the beauty of music and the great bond of friendship.
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Language

Original language

Japanese

Physical description

48 p.; 1 inches

ISBN

0670681490 / 9780670681495
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