article_snippet: The spirit of murdered British aid worker David Haines is to live on an uplifting children's tale written by two French journalists held captive alongside murdered British aid worker David Haines by Islamic State.
article_snippet: Frenchmen Nicolas Hénin and Pierre Torres, have now paid tribute to David Haines as the inspiration behind the sweet tale.
article_snippet: Mr Hénin, whose five-year old daughter is almost exactly the same age as David Haines youngest, Athea, told the Daily Telegraph: 'The idea was to create poetry from the obscene. '
article_snippet: David Haines name does not appear in Mr Hénin and Mr Torres' book - written on scraps of paper and card they managed to hide from they captors - but the idea for it came from a game of turning people into animals which started with the former RAF aircraft engineer.
article_snippet: David Haines with David Haines daughter Athea. 
article_snippet: David Haines is still being held.
article_snippet: Mr Torres paid tribute to David Haines as a 'great judge of character' who was expert at sorting out disputes between cellmates.
highlights_snippet: Book came from an idea of Haines' while they were all being held by ISIS .
  