I remember a very similar book being read to me in kindergarten in the '80s. I don’t think it was a woodcutter, but but an indigenous kid. The story was after they died they got to choose how they were reincarnated.
Yay someone else read it! The book resonated with me for a reason that took about 30 years to figure out. Published 1987. You’re misremembering some of the details but yes that’s the one.
I remember a very similar book being read to me in kindergarten in the '80s. I don’t think it was a woodcutter, but but an indigenous kid. The story was after they died they got to choose how they were reincarnated.
Yay someone else read it! The book resonated with me for a reason that took about 30 years to figure out. Published 1987. You’re misremembering some of the details but yes that’s the one.
Well whats it called then?
The Mountains of Tibet by Mordicai Gerstein.
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I answered in the above.
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