African folk tales.
By: Illustrated by Ernest Crichlow.
Contributors: Crichlow, Ernest T., 1914- illus.
Publisher: Funk & Wagnalls
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng; swa
Number of pages: 141
Subjects: Tales -- Africa.; Folklore -- Africa.
Table of contents: title: Why monkeys live in trees.; title: Today me, tomorrow thee.; title: The hare and the widow.; title: Clowns with sad faces.; title: Why hawks feed on chickens.; title: Nyangondhu, the fisherman.; title: Law of the jungle.; title: When will animals rule the world?; title: The greedy wife.; title: Find the thief.; title: The miracle.; title: Chief Spider's problem.; title: Kamau, the gay bachelor.; title: In the old Kingdom of Kathomo.; title: The giant who ate people.; title: The black cow.; title: The lazy squirrel.; title: The sons of Murima Kwarie.; title: Honey and drums and a teller of tales.; title: The brothers.