You could try this too, if you like, because it's actually quite a handy way to solve problems. To stop him, Tashi and his friends use clay and magic to make a golem who will give Bang-Bang a good. She says 'How many times a day do we talk about him, wonder what on earth will happen to him next? 'What would Tashi do?' we ask each other desperately in a crisis. The Barons cruel nephew Bang-Bang is trying to take over Wise-as-an-Owls fresh water spring. by Anna Fienberg (Author) Kim Gamble (Illustrator). These days, Anna thinks of Tashi as a bit like a family member. We began talking about a character like her - a character who told fantastic stories - and over many cups of tea we cooked up Tashi.'

About the illustrator Kim Gamble is one of Australias favourite illustrators for children, and well as drawing Tashis world, he has created fabulous games and puzzles and clever. And the kids would crowd around, dying to hear the latest tale. About the Authors Anna and Barbara Fienberg write the Tashi stories together, dreaming up all kinds of daredevil adventures and tricky characters for him to face. She was telling me how, when she was a child, she used to tell whoppers. 'On Sunday mornings we'd all lie in bed with our books, lost in magical wardrobes, witches’ spells, genies’ magic … What we were going to read next was just as important in our family as what was for lunch!' says Anna.Īnna explains that 'Tashi began as a conversation with my mother. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Barbara was a teacher librarian who relished stories as much as chocolates. Tashi and the Golem - Ebook written by Anna Fienberg, Barbara Fienberg, Kim Gamble. She grew up in a house filled with books. Anna is a talented storyteller who loves to write stories about fantastic and magical things.

Tashi and the Golem by Anna Fienberg