The idea of this book was inspired by Selma Lagerlöf, Nobel prize winner 1909. Being a school teacher, she wanted to write a manual of geography and the result was ?The Wonderful Adventures of Nils Holgersson?, A book loved by children all over the world. In ?Mississippi? I tried to offer/provide/present some notions of zoology, geography, even history and mythology, with the intention to arouse children's interest and make them open a lexicon. The main characters of this book are not imaginary. Mississippi, the cat, existed for real. He was very intelligent. Brunhilda, the witch, was some time in the past, long before she indulged in sorcery and witchcraft, a young and beautiful girl, but even then she had some magic about her. If you will go to Africa, you will meet the crocodile, the camel, the vulture and the lion. But most real are the two children. Their names are Amanda and Daniel
Step into the fascinating world of the African folktale—a realm where animals speak, spirits guide humankind, and wisdom is passed down under the stars of the African sky.This book of tales transports you to the heart of Africa, through ancient stories woven...
Blackie, Cheech Le Beak, Lou, and Dirk of the Holistic Detective Agency are taking a trip to Kenya to see the people and the animals and possibly help them. They are joined by Grandma Abby, Shoniqua, and Jared, one of...