A Tiny Bridal Procession
by Narcyza Żmichowska
translated by Kazuko Adachi
illus. by Aiko Fukawa
A young woman, left home alone to rest, is disturbed by a tiny—but handsomely dressed—gentleman who asks for her permission for his sister’s bridal procession to pass through her room. Mice-drawn carriages transport the blushing bride and her husband-to-be, as well as countless other guests, towards the marriage venue—under the young woman’s bed no less! This charming 19th century Polish tale is brought alive through careful translation and delicate, folk-inspired illustration.
27 x 19 cm,
32 pages,
Full-colour illustrations
First published December 2019
- Taiwan
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