Talk, talk
an Ashanti legend
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Author
Contributions
- Albers, Dave, 1961- ill. - Contributor
Publication
1993 - Troll Associates, Mahwah, N.J., New Jersey
Language
English
Word Count
8,000 words, Guess
Page Count
32 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetalktalkashantil00choc
- ISBN-100816728178
- ISBN-100816728186
- ISBN-139780816728176
- ISBN-139780816728183
and 3 more
- Goodreads456665', '6549345
- Library of Congress Control Number92013278
- Open LibraryOL1711312M
Classifications
- DDC398.21
- LCCPZ8.1.C4517 Tal 1993
Description
Jumaani thinks he's heard a yam talk, and now he's off to the village to tell the chief in this delightful Ashanti legend. The Legends of the World opens readers' minds to the diverse cultures of Native America, Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and the Americas through enchanting tales passed down through countless generations. Each book in the series features geographical, historical, and cultural information. Illustrated in full color. Jumaani thinks he's heard a yam talk, and now he's off to the village to tell the chief in this delightful Ashanti legend. The Legends of the World opens readers' minds to the diverse cultures of Native America, Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and the Americas through enchanting tales passed down through countless generations. Each book in the series features geographical, historical, and cultural information. Illustrated in full color.
First Sentence
A long, long time ago in Africa, a simple farmer named Jumaani lived in a small village by a lazy river.
Description
A simple farmer is startled when first a yam and then a dog, a tree, and a stone talk to him.
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