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Told in a voice that keeps the telling intimate, Rumford's original story describes how an argument over a flower results in an unlikely friendship. Tiger and Turtle are illustrated with only a few broad brushstrokes; intricately patterned backgrounds, inspired by Indian and Pakistani decorations, pair well with the subjects, the orange-toned pages a vivid accent for the green turtle and yellow tiger.