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Ananse

Henry Appiah
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Pages
28
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Blaze Goldburst

About

Ananse the village trickster is a beautiful retelling of African folklore that reads as a perfect bedtime story. This illustrative storybook explores the ancient mystic forms of narratives that bring down the walls between human and animal realms. The characters are animated, witty, and engaging, which is how children like their stories. Ananse's betrayal and impetuous nature have him up against all the other people of Mampa, who also are in a battle against nature. After a prolonged drought, Odomankoma, the sky god brings rain for the farms and crops to grow again. The chapters are filled with vivid imagery that aims to compel and draw children's roaming minds into the heart of an exciting adventure. The narration comes alive in colorful illustrations that children love. It's this combination of prose, poetry, and visual storytelling that makes Ananse a darling for every child that reads the tale of the trickster spider.

Related Subjects

  • Bedtime & Dreams
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Dystopian
  • Insects, Spiders, etc.
  • Animals

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