Folktales aren’t just stories—they’re cultural blueprints.

They hold centuries of wisdom, identity, and shared memory. We use them because they are accessible, meaningful, and deeply rooted in community.

Why It Matters:

• Educational: Builds reading skills, critical thinking, and empathy

• Cultural: Revives endangered traditions and languages

• Personal: Helps children see their culture reflected on the page
  

Examples of Published Stories:

• The Grateful Pheasant of Chiaksan (Korea)

• The Jaguar’s Daughter (Brazil)

• The Trickster and the Rainmaker (Kenya)

• The Bell of Sangwonsa (Korea, bilingual edition)