The King has Goat Ears
Katarina Jovanovic, illustrated by Philippe BéhaIn this retelling of an ancient Serbian folktale, each barber who cuts the king's hair ends up being kept prisoner in his palace. One day, a young apprentice named Miro bravely accepts the challenge to cut the king's hair. When he discovers the king's dangerous secret, Miro is careful to tell no one. But secrets have a way of being found out!
Awards
WINNER 2009 - BC Book Prize (the Christie Harris Illustrated Children's Literature Prize)
BC Book Award (winner)
Blue Spruce Award (shortlist)
Chocolate Lily Award (shortlist)
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Author Biography
Katarina Jovanovicis a writer, teacher, journalist and award-winning poet. She worked for many years in children's broadcasting and now lives in Vancouver.
Illustrator Biography
Philippe Béha
has illustrated more than 100 books for children. He has won many awards including the Mr. Christie's Book Award and the Governor General's Award.