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A Sufi teaching tale of a boy without a name who visits a wise man and acquires both a name and a wonderful dream.

This story is about a badly behaved man and how a young boy initiates a plan to change his behavior and, with the help of all the villagers, succeeds. It will bring laughter to young children and at the same time teach them valuable lessons about conflict resolution, initiative and cooperation. Rose Mary Santiago's illustrations provide delightful and amusing counterpoint to the story. This is the third book she has illustrated in this series.

A man tricks a young fox into believing that he will give him a chicken. However, the fox gets trapped, but through his ingenuity and perseverance he manages to escape. This story can inspire children to face challenges and to overcome and, sometimes, make use of obstacles in their path. Sally Mallam's illustrations provide delightful and imaginative depictions of the characters in their environs.

Images and carvings created in Africa over a period of thousands of years provide the source for the illustrations and inspired the text of a stunning new children's book by California artist Sally Mallam. Mallam adapted the illustrations for Dende Maro: The Golden Prince from the prehistoric rock art of Africa, which inspired the story, a creation myth that will delight, inspire and enlighten people of all ages. The result is a work that is t...

Because she fails to follow the precise instructions given to her by Arif the Wise Man, the Queen of Hich-Hich gives birth to a half-boy. That Neem is able to make himself complete by an act of cleverness, negotiation and compromise teaches children more than the expected, usual lesson of bravery.

With the help of all the villagers, a boy changes the ways of a man who behaves badly.