Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Sina and the Eel
A scene from a group project retelling a Samoan/Fijian folk tale about a Fijian prince transformed into an eel, who falls in love and sacrifices himself for a Samoan princess to stop a famine. It was really a solid version, i think. This scene had some heavy, serious overtones though.
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This is Great! My name is Abe King, and I'm the Branch Manager for the Santa Clara Library in Southern Utah. I'm also Samoan, and I'd like to do a storytime for our Summer Reading Program this year: One World, Many Stories.
Was this project completed? Are your pictures in color? The drawings are fantastic!
Can I use your picture boards to tell the story for our program? Please, contact me so we can discuss your project.
Thanks
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