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Forgotten African Fairy Tales

Current price: $12.99
Forgotten African Fairy Tales
Forgotten African Fairy Tales

Barnes and Noble

Forgotten African Fairy Tales

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Forgotten African Fairy Tales
is a captivating anthology that brings together a collection of short stories deeply rooted in African traditions, mythologies, and folklore. This book redefines classic African fairy tales through a blend of fantasy and cultural elements, providing a rich tapestry of narratives that showcase the diversity and vibrancy of the continent's storytelling heritage.
Each story in the collection presents unique characters, from wise elders and trickster animals to mystical beings and courageous heroes. The tales explore themes such as morality, community, love, courage, and the triumph of good over evil, often highlighting the importance of wisdom, cunning, and respect for nature and ancestral knowledge.
The author carefully revives and preserves the essence of African oral traditions, while also infusing them with imaginative elements that transport readers into fantastical worlds. The stories are varied in tone and style-some are humorous and light-hearted, while others are more serious, touching on deeper societal issues and lessons.

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