The Littlest Yak by Lu Fraser and Kate Hindley

We don't have a printer at home. I remember the printer in my fathers' office lying unused most of the time. The few times I really needed to get physical copies of digital documents, I was never more than a few minutes away from a store where I can get them printed out. But, it's a bad thing that we now live a few minutes away from such a store. Because the printer happens to be at the far end of a second-hand book store. I have, on more than one occasion, walked into the store to print stuff out worth Tens of Rupees but ended up also buying books worth Thousands of Rupees (they have first-hand books too).

A month or so back, Luffy and I came to the store and found a couple of gems in their second hand book collection. So Luffy and I decided to dive into their collection again today. One of the books we surfaced with is The Littlest Yak by Lu Fraser and Kate Hindley.

I immediately read it after reaching home and Luffy, Preeti and I have read it multiple times over the past nine hours. Luffy spent a little time with cows at his maternal grandparents' house so he keeps referring to the Yak as a Cow. Last time we read it, he was hyper, and he was attempting to imitate the various things that the Yak was doing in its' attempt to grow big!

There is a lot of warmth in this story that depicts a herd of Yaks in the snow.