Year of the Tiger

Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the complexities of loyalty or feels the pressure of meeting high expectations from family or society. It is a powerful tool for discussing how to stay true to one's values when faced with difficult choices or physical danger. Set against the backdrop of the Han Dynasty and the ancient Silk Road, the story follows young Hu and Ren as they navigate a landscape of spies, bandits, and political intrigue. Through a high-stakes adventure, the narrative explores themes of bravery, cross-cultural trust, and the resilience needed to survive in harsh environments. Parents will appreciate the historical depth and the way it models integrity without being overly didactic. It is perfectly suited for readers aged 9 to 12 who enjoy immersive historical fiction and stories where characters must find their inner strength to protect what they believe in.