The Sa'-Zada Tales

The Book Consists Of A Series Of Interconnected Animal Stories Narrated By A Character Named Sa'-Zada Who Works As A Caretaker In A Zoo. Each Evening Sa'-Zada Gathers The Animals And Tells Them Stories About Their Lives In The Wild Or About Other Animals He Has Known. The Tales Are Rich In Detail And Anthropomorphism Giving The Animals Human-Like Qualities And Emotions While Also Highlighting Their Natural Behaviors And Characteristics. The Stories In The Sa'-Zada Tales Often Have Moral Or Educational Themes Teaching Lessons About Courage Kindness And The Natural World. They Also Reflect Fraser'S Deep Appreciation For Animals And His Desire To Convey Their Experiences In A Way That Resonates With Readers.