The Kite Fighters: Two brothers in 15th-century Korea vie for royal honor as one is chosen to fly the king's kite in a fierce New Year contest
The Kite Fighters by Linda Sue Park follows two brothers in ancient Korea as they build kites for a royal competition. Amidst their rivalry, they learn the value of teamwork and respect. This engaging tale weaves cultural heritage with timeless lessons on brotherhood and determination, perfect for young readers.
About This Book
The Kite Fighters is a captivating novel by Linda Sue Park that explores the world of kite flying through the eyes of two young brothers.
Set in historical Korea, the story delves into themes of sibling rivalry and cooperation as the boys prepare for a significant kite festival.
Park's narrative highlights the cultural importance of kites in Korean traditions, blending adventure with lessons on perseverance and family unity.
Through vivid descriptions, the book brings to life the excitement and challenges of crafting and flying kites in a bygone era.
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