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Set in the 19th century, as China's Qing Dynasty grapples with the tides of imperialism, a southwestern forest turns into a hunting ground between native animals and foreign hunters. Amidst the danger, Mung, a humble crane, adopts an orphaned tiger cub to raise as the village defender. This bold decision divides his community, sparking fear and straining relationships. To succeed, Mung is forced to secretly conceal the tiger cub's true identity from the cub himself. The animal village must contend with its decisions as they challenge the very concepts of identity, leadership, and community amidst their ongoing struggles. From teacher and author Trevor B. Spisto comes a charming and lively novel about the challenges and growth that arise from confronting threats and change.

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""Charming and humor-filled, this tale captivates with its well-rounded characters and a poignant exploration of nature versus nurture."" - IndieReader (by Aimee Jodoin) ""My kids LOVE animal books, and this is the most darling book about animals that I have ever read. The illustrations were pure beauty and the words were so fun!"" - Kelsey Vogeney ""An engaging story set in 19th century China, weaving a fable of a crane who mentors a young tiger to protect their village. A delight for readers young and old!"" - Literary Redhead ""A fable that resonates with timeless teachings-love, forgiveness, friendship. This story allows each reader to derive personal lessons, beautifully rendered through the adventures of Xingfu and Mung."" - B. Leon ""The Tiger and the Crane offers a vivid narrative where a group of animals unite to protect their village, showcasing teamwork and leadership in the face of adversity."" - Jennifer Ladewig

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