
The Camel's Compass
- Author Yavuz DEMİRKIRAN
- Language English
- Source site Online Masal
- Audio narration Yes
- Video No
In the golden desert, Zara the camel leads a small caravan, her sand-colored coat and red-and-gold saddle blanket glowing in the morning light. A small brass compass hangs from a cord around her neck, and she stays calm and patient as the lead camel. With her travel Omar the guide in his indigo robe, who checks the water flasks, little Layla in her yellow scarf carrying a wooden cup, and Bashir the elder, who walks slowly with his stick and reminds the others that the desert holds many stories. When the caravan reaches its usual oasis and finds only cracked mud where the pool should be, everyone must find a new plan.
This warm desert adventure by Yavuz DEMİRKIRAN follows travelers who discover that old knowledge, careful observation, and kindness toward one another matter as much as courage. Suited to young readers and to adults reading aloud, the tale can be read on Online Masal and offers a story about patience, cooperation, and the quiet confidence that comes from working together.
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