King of Another Country

In an African village lived a young drummer called Ojo. He never helped anybody. He always said `no', and never said `yes'. This is the story of what happened when Ojo met a fierce creature in the forest, of how he became king of another country, and of how he found a strange carved door. Should he open it? Should he say `yes'? Or should he say `no'? This book is intended for interest age: 5+

Fiona French

Literature & Fiction

Oxford University Press

<p>In an African village lived a young drummer called Ojo. He never helped anybody. He always said `no', and never said `yes'. This is the story of what happened when Ojo met a fierce creature in the forest, of how he became king of another country, and of how he found a strange carved door. Should he open it? Should he say `yes'? Or should he say `no'? This book is intended for interest 5+</p>

king of another country

scholastic

Anancy and Mr. Dry-bone [Paperback] by Fiona French

Pepi and the Secret Names

<p>When his father is commissioned to paint the Egyptian prince Dhutmose's tomb, young Pepi is determined to help and begins a dangerous quest to find real-life models of mythological creatures.</p>

Children's Books

JILL PATON WALSH

Lothrop, Lee, & Shepard

Anancy and Mr. Dry-Bone

Frances Lincoln

A re-telling of a Japanese folk tale, with paintings inspired by 19th-century Japanese prints. Hana and Tanjo long for a child. Buddha listens to their prayers - but the baby grows no bigger than a lotus blossom. French's previous books are Rise, Shine! and Anancy and Mr Dry-Bone.

Little Inchkin: A Tale of Old Japan

Frances Lincoln Ltd.

As he paints the animals that his son has managed to coax to serve as models for the decorations on the tomb of Prince Dhutmose, Pepi's father captures an even more important animal.

Coyote has just created the world and all the creatures in it. Now he turns his attention to fashioning the Lord of the Animals, who is to rule over his creation. This is a retelling of a traditional Californian Miwok legend. Fiona French is the author/illustrator of "Pepi and the Secret Names".

Lord of the Animals: A North American Folk-tale

Frances Lincoln Childrens Books

Based on a Bengali folktale, this book tells the story of Jamil, a weaver who daydreams of marrying a princess. When he confesses his dream to his cat Sardul, the animal resolves to make his master's wish come true and tricks the royal family into thinking Jamil is the richest man in the world.

Jamil's Clever Cat : A Bengali Folk Tale

Coyote has created the world and its creatures, and now gathers a council to decide how they will make the being who will rule over them all. The animals cannot agree - until Coyote suggests they each make a clay model and then choose the best. Unknown to them all however, crafty Coyote has a plan.

Lord of the Animals : A Miwok Indian Creation Myth

Gardners Books

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King of Another Country

king of another country

Anancy and Mr. Dry-bone [Paperback] by Fiona French

Pepi and the Secret Names

Anancy and Mr. Dry-Bone

Little Inchkin: A Tale of Old Japan

Pepi and the Secret Names

Lord of the Animals: A North American Folk-tale

Jamil's Clever Cat : A Bengali Folk Tale

Lord of the Animals : A Miwok Indian Creation Myth