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000123539 0500_ $$aPZ8.1.R73$$bFi 1987
000123539 0820_ $$a398.2/0966/83$$aE$$219
000123539 1001_ $$aRoth, Susan L.
000123539 24510 $$aFire came to the earth people :$$ba Dahomean folktale /$$cSusan L. Roth.
000123539 260__ $$aNew York :$$bSt. Martin's Press,$$cc1988.
000123539 300__ $$a1 v. (unpaged) :$$bcol. ill. ;$$c26 cm.
000123539 500__ $$aIllustrations: collage.
000123539 500__ $$a"Based on a Dahomean folktale called Stealing fire from the creator: why chameleon and tortoise are respected"--t.p. verso.
000123539 520__ $$aThe earth animals fail in every attempt to capture fire from the selfish moon god Mawu, until Chameleon and Tortoise combine their talents and help bring light and warmth to the newly-created earth.
000123539 586__ $$aNew York Times Best Illustrated, 1988.
000123539 650_0 $$aFolklore$$zAfrica, West$$vJuvenile literature.
000123539 650_1 $$aFolklore$$zBenin.
000123539 85200 $$bcmc$$hPZ8.1.R73$$iFi$$i1987
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