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My Rows and Piles of Coins
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Tololwa M Mollel, E B Lewis (Illustrator)
A Tanzanian boy saves his coins to buy a bicycle so that he can help his parents carry goods to market, but then he discovers that in spite of all he has saved, he still does not have enough money.
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Ananse's Feast: An Ashanti Tale
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Clever Ananse the spider tricks Akye the turtle out of his food. Determined to get his revenge, Akye attempts to outwit Ananse. Color illustrations accompany this retelling of a Ghanaian folktale.
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Subira Subira
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Tololwa M Mollel, Linda Saport (Illustrator)
Set in contemporary Tanzania, this variation on a traditional tale describes how a young girl learns a lesson in patience when a spirit woman sends her to get three whiskers from a lion.
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Rhinos for Lunch and Elephants for Supper!
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Tololwa M Mollel, Barbara Spurll (Illustrator)
A picture-book version of a Maasai tale. When Rabbit returns to her cave, she finds a mysterious creature in her den, and is frightened away. The creature boldly declares, "I eat rhinos for lunch and elephants for supper." Rabbit asks her animal friends for help, but they, too, are frightened by the creature with the loud voice. Who will remove ...
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To Dinner, for Dinner
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Tololwa M Mollel, Synthia Saint James (Illustrator)
In this retelling of an African folktale, a rabbit named Juhudi has already twice outwitted the hungry leopard who wants to eat her for dinner. However, Juhudi is now out of tricks. Luckily, her friend Fuko the mole has promised to help her outwit the leopard a third time. Illustrated with color paintings.
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Princess Who Lost Her Hair - Pbk
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Tololwa M Mollel, Charles Reasoner (Illustrator)
The efforts of a kind-hearted beggar boy bring an end to the drought that has plagued the kingdom of a haughty princess.
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Flying Tortise CL
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Tololwa M Mollel, Barbara Spurll (Illustrator)
This picture-book retelling of a Nigerian folk tale explains how tortoises got their rough-looking shells. Lazy Mbeku the tortoise outwits the birds twice--cheating them not only of their precious feathers but also of their food. When he attempts to trick them a third time, the birds figure out his plot and exact a revenge that ruins his shiny, ...
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Shadow Dance
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Tololwa M Mollel, Donna Perrone (Illustrator)
When the crocodile she has rescued tricks her, little Salome must use some cunning of her own to escape becoming his next meal.
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Kitoto the Mighty
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Tololwa M Mollel, Kristi Frost
By adding his own unique twists, Tolowa M. Mollel has fashioned an original telling of the traditional tale of Little Kioto who looks for friendship to help protect himself from the hawk and finds it in a surprising place. Full color.
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Orphan Boy CL
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Tololwa M Mollel, Paul Morin (Illustrator)
This East African tale exlpains why the planet Venus is known to the Maasai as Kileken, the orphan boy. It is also a poignant story of strength and weakness, youth and age, and loyal affection despite broken trust. Paul Morin's exquisite full-color oil paintings complete its magic.
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The King and the Tortoise
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Tololwa M Mollel, Kathy Blankley (Illustrator)
A picture-book version of a traditional folk tale from Cameroon. When a king challenges his subjects to make him a robe of smoke, the hare, the elephant, the fox, and the leopard all try but fail. Will the humble tortoise be able to meet the king's challenge? Color illustrations accompany the text.
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Kele's Secret
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Tololwa M Mollel, Catherine Stock (Illustrator)
A young boy named Yoanes living on a coffee farm in Tanzania has been promised a trip to the market if he can discover where Kele, his grandmother's prized chicken, is laying her eggs. Yoanes spends the day following Kele all over the farm, but when Kele enters an old shed that has always frightened Yoanes, the boy has to summon the bravery to ...
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Dume's Roar
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Tololwa Mollel, Kathy Blankley Roman, Tolowa M Mollel
DUME'S ROAR is an original tale inspired by the"King of the Animals" theme and by the "Tortoise Trickster" character so popular in African fables. Here Dume, the lion, proud and vain, claims he is best suited to be King of the Forest. Only Kobe, the tortoise, is clever enough to admit Dume is the king they need, and to find a way to make him as ...
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Song Bird
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Tololwa M Mollel, Rosanne Litzinger (Illustrator)
An adaptation of a folktale from southern Africa, in which a magical bird helps a kind young girl get back her people's stolen cattle from Makucha the monster.
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The Flying Tortoise: An Igbo Tale
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Tololwa M Mollel (Retold by), Barbara Spurll (Illustrator)
This picture-book retelling of a Nigerian folk tale explains how tortoises got their rough-looking shells. Lazy Mbeku the tortoise outwits the birds twice--cheating them not only of their precious feathers but also of their food. When he attempts to trick them a third time, the birds figure out his plot and exact a revenge that ruins his shiny, ...
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A Promise to the Sun: An African Story
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Tololwa M. Mollel, Beatriz Vidal (Illustrator)
A picture book retelling of the African tale that explains why bats fly only at night and why the sun pauses before disappearing into the horizon. Colorful mixed-media illustrations accompany the text.
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Big Boy
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Tololwa M Mollel, E B Lewis (Illustrator)
Oli wishes he were bigger, and suddenly and magically becomes a giant. But he soon realizes there are difficulties with being so big.
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The Princess Who Lost Her Hair: An Akamba Legend
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The efforts of a kind-hearted beggar boy bring an end to the drought that has plagued the kingdom of a haughty princess.
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Rhinos for Lunch and Elephants for Supper!: A Maasai Tale
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This retelling of an old Maasai fable features a hare whose home has been taken over by a mysterious interloper, and not even the fox, leopard, or elephant can drive off the "monster" who eats "rhinos for lunch and elephants for supper". Full-color illustrations.
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The Orphan Boy: A Maasai Story
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At dawn the planet Venus appears in the east as the morning star. At nightfall it is the evening star in the west. The Maasai call this star Kileken, the orphan boy. This traditional story from Africa explains the reason Kileken appears in the sky both morning and night. ALA Notable Children's Book. American Bookseller Pick of the Lists. Parents' ...
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Orphan Boy
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At dawn the planet Venus appears in the east as the morning star. At nightfall it is the evening star in the west. The Maasai call this star Kileken, the orphan boy. This traditional story from Africa explains the reason Kileken appears in the sky both morning and night. ALA Notable Children's Book. American Bookseller Pick of the Lists. Parents' ...
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Rhinos for Lunch and Elephants for Supper! : a Maasai Tale
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