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| Preface | ix | |
| Acknowledgements | xii | |
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Benin | ||
| The Serpent Groom | 30 | |
| Burkina Faso | ||
| How the Crab Got Its Shell | 37 | |
| Cameroon | ||
| The Crown Made of Smoke | 43 | |
| Tricks for Tat | 47 | |
| Cote D'Ivoire | ||
| Foriwa's Beads | 55 | |
| The Gambia | ||
| Fereyel and Debbo Engal the Witch | 61 | |
| The Horse with the Golden Dung | 70 | |
| Ghana | ||
| A Bride for a Grain of Corn | 77 | |
| Animal Language | 84 | |
| Finders Keepers | 93 | |
| Why Man and Fox Are Enemies | 98 | |
| Guinea | ||
| The Origin of Death | 104 | |
| Guinea-Bissau | ||
| The Most Suitable Name | 109 | |
| Liberia | ||
| The Origin of War | 114 | |
| The River Demon | 118 | |
| Mali | ||
| The Origin of Creation | 124 | |
| Mauritania | ||
| The Magic Silk Cotton Tree | 129 | |
| Niger | ||
| For Your Ears Only | 136 | |
| Nigeria | ||
| Apunanwu | 142 | |
| Everyone | 146 | |
| How the Tortoise Paid His Creditors | 153 | |
| The Calabash Child | 157 | |
| The Hunter and the Lion | 162 | |
| The Latchkey Prince | 165 | |
| Why Leopards Hunt Deer | 171 | |
| The Magic Drum | 176 | |
| The Magic Wand | 182 | |
| The Orphan Girl | 188 | |
| The Power of One | 195 | |
| The Rubber Man | 198 | |
| The Talking Tree | 203 | |
| The Tortoise and the Pig | 207 | |
| The Tug-of-War | 212 | |
| Why the Hawk Preys on Chicks | 217 | |
| Why the Kite Chases Forest Fires | 221 | |
| Why Mosquitoes Buzz | 226 | |
| You Asked for It | 232 | |
| Senegal | ||
| The Majestic Fish | 238 | |
| Sierra Leone | ||
| The Mother in the Clouds | 244 | |
| Who Is the Greatest Thief? | 248 | |
| Togo | ||
| How the Pig Got Its Snout | 252 | |
| Glossary | 257 | |
| Index of Stories by Subject | 259 |
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Debbie Maxedon
reviewed The Orphan Girl and Other Stories: West African Folk Tales on April 03, 2020
The Orphan Girl and Other Stories: West African Folk Tales
Fun to read stories, tho they did tend to meld together near the end, oh well, one story explains why the spider is the wisest of them all.
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