How the Rivermaid Grew Her Tail and Other West African and Caribbean Myths Latino

How the Rivermaid Grew Her Tail and Other West African and Caribbean Myths LatinoDiscover a world of myths and magic in How the Rivermaid Grew Her Tail, a stunning anthology that celebrates the storytelling traditions of West Africa and the Caribbean. Stories include: How George Grew Wings (USA) How Anansi Became King of All Stories (Ghana, Ivory Coast & Togo) Mango Heart (Jamaica) Why the Sun and Moon Live in the Sky (Nigeria) . . . and many more. Author Jessica Wilson gathers lyrical, interwoven folktales that have traveled

empty turtle shells invite a closer look

Meg is a brilliant and creative boxitect

and the resilience of a mighty people: the Diné (the Navajo)

Many have lived in this camp their entire lives--including Mariam Al-Shaar

drama queens

This informative and educational book for children features:

she declares that all she has to do to fix things is mend the holes between her world and the Other Side

and whimsical wishes float like dandelion fluff

and shapes with Hervé's signature bold primary colors and even a bonus gatefold

"You will need all your anger now

and in between is about every color and size you can imagine

inclusive book about making and being a friend -- the final title in the Who We Are trilogy