Siṃhī’s Dreams: The Carrying — cover

Siṃhī’s Dreams: The Carrying

Twelve nights. Twelve dreams. In each one the cub meets a being who carries a piece of the old language — a snake in a cave, a tortoise in a river, a mouse who goes within, a goddess who does not flinch.

And far beneath the dreaming, at a fire under the roots of the world, two old friends begin to set down the story of her mother's whole life. Night by night, the two stories climb toward each other. By the twelfth morning she is reading Sanskrit — and so, without quite noticing, are you.

Watership Down meets Siddhartha — and it teaches you Sanskrit as you read.

Written and illustrated by Mateo Rose.

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