Rama and Sita

by David Weitzman

In even the most remote villages of Bali you will hear, late into the night, the shimmering metallic music of the gamelan, a collection of gongs, chimes, flutes, drums, and cymbals whose music provides the accompaniment to the beautiful dances that serve to entertain the Gods, Rama and Sita.

Genres: Mythology, Picture Books, Fiction

32 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 2002

Reviews

[Erin]

Another beautiful version of the Ramayana using wayang kulit puppets.

[Carolyn]

Illustrations for be intimidating for younger readers.

[Kerry]

The artwork is absolutely incredible.

[Sprinkles]

I enjoyed the story. But, what really blew me away was the art. This book is fantastically illustrated.

[Starbubbles]

This was great, and the art work was beautiful in an ugly sort of way. At least it was to me. This kind of asethic never truly appealed to me. But, it was bright, engaging, and perfect for kids.

[Buxmont Uu]

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