Tashi and the Phoenix

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Uncle Tiki Pu has put Tashi's family at risk by boasting to the Warlord that he has captured the most dazzling creature in the world. Now the Warlord wants to see it, or else. And Princess Sarashina has sent a letter to Tashi because her sister must marry the cruel and sneaky Khan. Can Tashi make the Emperor see what Khan is planning?It takes more than courage to deal with Warlords and Emperors, but Tashi always has a clever idea and something useful in his pocket.

Tashi and the Phoenix Reviews | Toppsta

9781741754742
  • ISBN: 9781741754742
  • Pub Date: 1st July 2008
  • Publisher: A&U Children's
  • Imprint: A&U Children
  • Format: Paperback
  • Number of Pages: 64

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This is Book 15 in the Tashi Series. See all Tashi books here.

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About Barbara Fienberg

When Anna Fienberg was little, her mother, Barbara, read lots of stories to her. At bedtime they would travel to secret places in the world, through books. The Tashi stories began when Barbara was telling Anna how she used to tell whoppers when she was a child. Creative fibs. Tall stories. And kids would crowd around her, dying to hear the latest tale. Toget

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About Kim Gamble

Kim Gamble is one of Australia's favourite illustrators for children. He has created wonderful artwork for many picture books, including The Magnificent Nose and Other Marvels, The Hottest Boy Who Ever Lived, Joseph, Horrendo's Curse and the Minton books, with Anna Fienberg, as well as the Tashi series, by Anna and Barbara Fienberg, and First Day by Margaret

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About Anna Fienberg

Barbara Fienberg loved making up stories when she was a child. And the stories continued for another thirty years after she became a teacher librarian. Anna Fienberg says, 'My mother, Barbara, taught at my primary school and I remember sitting spellbound in the library with the rest of the class as she read to us, my mind flying off to wherever she was going

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