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Anansi, the spider man : Jamaican folk tales / told by Philip M. Sherlock ; illustrated by Marcia Brown.

Sherlock, Philip Manderson, Sir.
1954
CMC PZ8.1.S54 An (Mapit)
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Title
Anansi, the spider man : Jamaican folk tales / told by Philip M. Sherlock ; illustrated by Marcia Brown.
Author
Sherlock, Philip Manderson, Sir.
Published
New York : Crowell, 1954.
Language
English
Description
112 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Call Number
CMC PZ8.1.S54 An
Summary
Traditional Jamaican stories of Anansi, a man who becomes a spider when he is in danger, and gets the better of bigger creatures through trickery and guile.
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Who was Anansi?
From tiger to Anansi
Brother Breeze and the pear tree
Anansi and the old hag
Anansi and Turtle and Pigeon
Kisander
The kling kling bird
Bandalee
Yung Kyung Pyung
Anansi and the plantains
Anansi and fish country
Ticky-Picky Boom-Boom
Anansi and the alligator eggs
Anansi and the crabs
The quarrel.

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