Tales from Africa - Arnott, Kathleen (Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2000)
Why the dog is the friend of man -- The man who learned the language of the animals -- Tortoise and the lizard -- The rubber man -- Tortois e and the baboon -- Spider and the lion -- Thunder and lightning -- Why the crab has no head or how the first river was made -- A test of skil l -- The tale of the superman -- Why the bush-fowl calls at dawn and wh y flies buzz -- Spider and squirrel -- Unanana and the elephant -- Spid er's web -- The magic horns -- Snake magic -- Hare and the corn bins -- What the squirrel saw -- Hare and the hyena -- The calabash children - - The blacksmith's dilemma -- The magic drum -- Why the sun and moon li ve in the sky -- The monkey's heart -- The children who lived in a tree -house -- Why the bat flies at night -- Tug of war -- The discontented fish -- Hallabau's jealousy -- Goto, King of the land and the water -- The singing drum and the mysterious pumpkin -- The snake chief -- The t wo brothers -- Fereyel and Debbo Engal the witch.
Originally published as: African myths and legends, 1962.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Tales -- Africa; Folklore -- Africa; Mythology, African -- Juvenile fiction