
Written by Regina Linke
A boy must overcome self-doubt to bring the family ox home.
Little Ah-Fu faces a daunting task: bringing the family ox home from the woods. Doubt and fear loom large, but can his imagination and courage guide him to success? Discover how Ah-Fu learns to trust himself and embrace his potential in this beautifully illustrated tale inspired by traditional Chinese philosophy. Will he prove he's big enough for the challenge?
From the creator of the beloved webcomic The Oxherd Boy, comes this dazzling, gorgeously illustrated picture book about a little boy who learns he is big enough to do big things. Little Ah-Fu has a big imagination, but he can’t imagine being the Oxherd Boy . . . yet. When the day comes for Ah-Fu to bring the huge family ox home from the woods, he worries that he’s not big enough to do the job. Will fear and self-doubt drive Ah-Fu home empty-handed? Or can he rely on his wits and compassion to become the Oxherd Boy his family expects–and prove to himself that he is, indeed, big enough? Delightfully paired with exquisite illustrations, this empowering story inspired by traditional Chinese philosophy shows kids big and small how to trust themselves and embrace what they can be.
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