About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels that their natural hobbies and talents are being overlooked or dismissed by the adults in their lives. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of the Silk Road, Yazul's story explores the tension between a father's practical expectations and a son's artistic passion. While Yazul's father values trade and power, Yazul finds solace in his grandfather's workshop making intricate kites. It is a gentle yet profound exploration of how creativity can bridge emotional gaps and solve even the most daunting problems. Written as a short chapter book with evocative illustrations, it is perfect for children aged 7 to 10 who are beginning to navigate their own identity within a family unit. It offers a hopeful resolution where traditional strength and creative thinking find a way to coexist.
