Paramythia apo topous tes Aphriks
By: Manos Kontoleōn ; eikonographēsē Anna Mendrinou.
Contributors: Mendrinou, Anna.
Series: He yphlios ton paramythion
Publisher: Ekdoseis Patakē
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Athēna
Language: gre
Number of pages: 35
Subjects: Fairy tales -- Africa -- Juvenile literature.; Folklore -- Africa -- Juvenile literature.; Fairy tales -- Africa.; Folklore -- Africa.
Genres: Juvenile literature.
Other titles: Fairy-tales from Africa
Description: "This is the second volume of the series "He yphlios ton paramythion" (The universe of fairytales), aiming to give young readers the opportunity to get to know far-away places through the tales of their people. So, in this volume, children can read about the adventures of a man who put fire on the top of a mountain (Ethiopia); hear a potato talking (Guinea); learn why the frog lost its tail (Tanzania); be informed about why people follow the moonb2ss life-style and not that of a banana (Madagascar); meet children who were born on a fig tree (Kenya); and listen to a hunter talking to his flute (Nigeria). These traditional African tales are retold in a fascinating way and illustrated by an experienced artist." (From Whiteravens catalog)
Notes: English title supplied by vendor: Fairy-tales from Africa (Ethiopia, Guinea, Tanzania, Madagascar, Kenya, Nigeria).

Text in Greek.