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The Baboons Who Went This Way and That: Folktales From Africa

door Alexander McCall Smith

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A nice little collection of African folk stories that were odd but I quite liked. Some were a bit morbid but they were all interesting. (

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ebethiepaige | Oct 17, 2015 |

A nice little collection of African folk stories that were odd but I quite liked. Some were a bit morbid but they were all interesting. (

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ebethiepaige | Oct 17, 2015 |

Review "'A collection of charm and tenderness' DAILY TELEGRAPH 'Deceptively elegant... these brilliant stories shine through in a way that is wholesome, engaging and highly rewarding' HERALD 'These stories are still beautiful; creating a wryly humorous place where the animal and human worlds are fluidly in touch with each other, and, as in all the best fables, you take a lesson away with you' METRO" Product Description A man with a tree growing out of his head? A woman with children made of wax? A bird that can be milked? With more stories from his original celebration of African folktales, "The Girl Who Married A Lion", let Alexander McCall Smith once again take you to a land where the bizarre is everyday and magic is real.