Description

In this latest Zen Tail, Gilbert B. Beaver thinks that winning the race and receiving his prize is good. He believes that falling out of a tree and into the river is bad. The ever-present Shri Shelly suggests that you never can be certain about these things. Preconception and expectation are shown to be misleading in this fun, light hearted adventure.

Reading Age: 5 - 10 years

Beautifully illustrated by Nancy Bevington

Nancy has applied her talents as a commercial and fine artist in Australia and the UK for over 25 years. Nancy is a highly innovative illustrator. She works in the mediums of water colour, pencil and computer graphics.

Nancy is a director of one of Sydney's leading advertising agencies, but her great love remains fine art for children's books.

About the Author

Peter has been lecturing introductory courses in Philosophy at the Sydney School of Philosophy for the last ten years. In addition to the successful Zen Tails series he is the author of Life Is, the journey to enlightenment of a two year old. He is happily married and the father of five children.