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Grandma Nana loves all children and all children love her. She tells them wonderful stories and poses riddles which makes them laugh together and she knows the names of all the ancestors, and which plants can make us well. She also has a very special doll, unlike any the children have ever seen.

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The title of this novel describes the way in which the text is written, Tadjo flies over different lives and experiences - as a crow does - occasionally swooping down on one small detail or character, moving between relationshops in search of truth.

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To attain some sort of universal value", Véronique Tadjo has said, "a piece of work has to go deep into the particular in order to reveal our shared humanity." In Far from My Father, the latest novel from this internationally acclaimed author, a woman returns to the Côte d'Ivoire after her father's death. She confronts not only unresolved family issues but also questions about her own identity that arise amidst the tensions between traditional...

Little Ayanda loves her father so dearly that when he disappears, she decides never to grow up. When her mother gets sick, she changes her mind and grows bigger to help her family, but unexpected trouble in the village tests just how big and brave Ayanda can be. A retelling of a beloved children's fable, this story reflects African contexts while maintaining the universal appeal of the original.

Mamy Wata, queen of all waters and an inspiration to all, saves the villagers from a scary monster by trying to make him happy again.

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A collection of short stories, by 12 authors from across Africa. Old fables passed down through the decade sit alongside contemporary tales, giving a stirring insight into the continent and its storytelling tradition. Ages: 8-12yrs.

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When Mamy Wata, the queen of all waters, finds a supposedly frightening monster crying in his cave, she is touched by his tears and wonders how she can make him happy again.

Mamy Wata, the queen of all waters, hears that a terrible monster has been frightening people in the villages near the river, so she decides to help. She sees that the monster is sad and tries to make him happy again. A beautiful, magical tale drawn from the richness of African culture and folklore, with rhythmic text and stunning, vibrant illustrations.

Mamy Wata is swimming peacefully in a big river when she hears that a horrible monster has been frightening people in the surrounding villages. She waits in the monster's cave to confront him, but when the monster begins to cry, Mamy Wata is touched and wonders how she can make him happy again.

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Beloved by all children, Grandma Nana is known for telling wonderful stories and riddles that make everyone laugh. She also has a very special doll, unlike any the children have seen before, that is very close to her heart.

Beloved by all children, Grandma Nana is known for telling wonderful stories and riddles that make everyone laugh. She also has a very special doll, unlike any the children have seen before, that is very close to her heart.

Beloved by all children, Grandma Nana is known for telling wonderful stories and riddles that make everyone laugh.She also has a very special doll, unlike any the children have seen before, that is very close to her heart.