Titles starting with M from Wildfield Studios

Yoshi is a carpenter living in ancient Japan. He is happy building things until the fateful day that he runs out of ideas. Then, he finds a magical fan that provides him with the inspiration. However, none of the villagers approve of Yoshi's new and flamboyant designs that include a giant boat, a kite, and a bridge. When a tidal wave hits the village, the people find new appreciation for Yoshi's work, and he discovers that he no longer needs the fan to inspire him. Color illustrations accompany the text that is printed on special die-cut fan shaped pages.

Ten original tales that feature a hare as the main character and explore such themes as self-esteem, prejudice, and environmentalism. Through the course of his adventures, the hare teaches manners to a nasty queen, cures a prince of hiccups, and gives a flower a special name--the hareball. Each tale is accompanied by a painting, usually a portrait of one of the characters.

A young girl is very proud of her favorite coat--especially because it has six magic buttons. However, every time she wears it, she meets someone who needs help and so, one by one, she gives all her magic buttons away. What will the girl do when her magic is gone? Illustrated with watercolor paintings.

The origin and history of the Jewish holiday of Purim. Color illustrations accompany the text.

Every night, a young boy watches a man who has the ability to call owls down from the trees. The man gently cares for the owls, and tends to those that are sick or injured. When a mysterious stranger tries to make the owl man's power his own by killing him and stealing his tools, the owls avenge the death of their friend. Illustrated with b&w pencil drawings.

A retelling of a Chinese folk tale about a brave man named Sung who manages to outwit a ghost who has come to kill him. Color illustrations accompany the text.