The Furry-Legged Teapot
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Picture Book · Ages 4–10 · 2007 · Est. 12 min read-aloud

The Furry-Legged Teapot

Written by Tim J Myers · Illustrated by Robert McGuire

A shape-shifting tanuki is trapped as a teapot. Can he return to his true form?

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32 pages· 1,549 words· Est. 12 min read-aloud· AD630L· AR 4.2 · 0.5 AR pts
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Bookroo's summary

In ancient Japan, a young tanuki with the power to transform finds himself stuck as a teapot. His journey takes him from his family to the Emperor's court, where only the Emperor's grandson holds the key to his true form. Will he regain his identity, or remain a teapot forever? Discover the enchanting tale of magic, adventure, and the quest for self-discovery.

From the publisher

Yoshi the tanuki—a Japanese raccoon-dog—learns how to magically transform himself into anything, even a teapot. But what happens when he can’t change back? This is the tale of the teapot-tanuki’s adventures, from the day he leaves his family to the day he meets the Emperor himself. What will it take for this teapot to become a tanuki again? Only the Emperor’s grandson knows the answer. Asian-influenced illustrations using vibrant acrylic paints bring the mythical tanuki to life. An author’s note is included.

At a glance
Format
Hardcover
Pages
32
Words
1,549
Reading age
4–10
Audience
Picture
Lexile
AD630L
AR book level
4.2
AR points
0.5
AR quiz
113270
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Book details

Reading levels
F&P level
~O
AR interest level
LG
Publication
Published
February 5, 2013
First published
January 1, 2007
Publisher
Two Lions
Edition
Language
English
Type
Picture Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780761452959

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