Ananse’s Work Day (Audio-eBook Version)
Ananse’s Work Day (Audio-eBook Version)

Author: A. Sakyiama

Publisher: Pepper Pot Books

Published: 2018-04-20

Total Pages: 23

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Kweku Ananse is not exactly known for favoring hard work. In fact, he's better known for creatively avoiding hard work. So, why would the famously lazy trickster organize a work day?

Today's Water and Other Ananse Stories
Today's Water and Other Ananse Stories

Author: A. Sakyiama

Publisher: Pepper Pot Books

Published: 2018-12-12

Total Pages: 65

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The trickster is on a mission! He is most certainly cunning and clever, but is Kweku Ananse the most clever of all? Well, he thinks so and in Today‘s Water, he sets out to prove it! Along the way, we find out why the sky is far from the ground and how it came about that all stories are Ananse stories. Enjoy this collection of folktales from the Asante people of Ghana, featuring Kweku Ananse, who is sometimes a man and sometimes a spider. keywords: African Folktales, Ananse the spider, Ananse story, trickster, Ghana, Anansi

The Yam Child and Other Tales From West Africa
The Yam Child and Other Tales From West Africa

Author: A. Sakyiama

Publisher: Pepper Pot Books

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Total Pages: 63

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From talking yam tubers and polite little boys who throw up money, to the deliciously scary story of a disrespectful little girl who sets out to find something to see, this second collection of stories in the African Fireside Classics series has something for everyone.

The Girl in the Tree and Other Tales From Africa
The Girl in the Tree and Other Tales From Africa

Author: A. Sakyiama

Publisher: Pepper Pot Books

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Total Pages: 60

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If you were sitting in a tree and could only come down for someone you would like to marry, who would you pick? * The best dancer? * The very rich one? * Or the very strong and fearsome one, who promises to cut off the head of anyone who bothers you? Decisions, decisions! Monka was the girl in the tree. Who did she pick? Did she even pick? And, why on earth did anyone think that this was a good way to pick a husband? Read Monka's story and other tales of courtship and love. I have to warn you though, if you're looking for "lovey-dovey, happily-ever-after" stories, these are not it.