Penguin Random House South Africa

Categories: Children, Children 9-12 Years, Children's Non-Fiction, Local Non-Fiction
ISBN: 9781775841883
Published: November 2014
Imprint: Struik Nature
Page Extent: 128
Format: PDF
RRP 55.00

How Crab Lost his Head

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About the book

Author Nick Greaves continues the ancient tradition of storytelling in this renamed and freshly jacketed edition by recounting the myths and legends of southern African tribes. Aimed at 7–12 year olds, the 19 stories in this volume introduce a magical cast of characters, from a feisty buck, greedy vultures and a bewitched crocodile to an arrogant bat and the perpetually crafty hare. The collection of tales is a delightful addition to the successful series by the author, including When Hippo was Hairy, When Lion Could Fly, When Elephant was King, and When Bat was a Bird.

About the Author

Nick Greaves

Nick Greaves

Nick Greaves was born and educated in England. His work as a geologist took him to many unspoiled regions of Africa, where he developed a lasting fascination for its wildlife and habitats. He now works in Tanzania.

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