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by C. H. (Chauncy Hugh) Stigand (Author), Nancy Yulee (Neff) Stigand (Author), John Hargrave (Author)
"Black Tales for White Children" presents a collection of enchanting African folktales gathered and retold by C. H. Stigand and Mrs. C. H. Stigand. These stories, rooted in rich African culture and tradition, offer timeless moral lessons through engaging animal narratives. A captivating glimpse into the folklore of Africa, this collection provides a window into the storytelling traditions passed down through generations. Explore the world of African legends and fables in these carefully selected short stories. These tales, designed to entertain and educate, remain relevant for anyone interested in exploring the diverse world of folklore and mythology. This collection is a unique resource for those interested in the history of African storytelling.
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