Adapted from an African folklore tale, this is a delightful story about a crocodile and how his skin got so lumpy and bumpy. This paperback book comes complete with stickers for interactive storytelling which your little one can get involved in the story. Recommended for 3-6 year olds.
Andrea Florens Bücher






Adapted from an original East African folklore tale.
The Lucky Leopard (African Folklore Stories)
- 32 Seiten
- 2 Lesestunden
A tale from the best-selling African Fable Series.A magnificent leopard discovers that his life is in danger when a wise advisor to the king suggests that only the biggest, most beautiful leopard skin will solve the king’s terrible insomnia. Chased by the king’s warriors, the leopard seeks the advice of the cunning hyena. The very clever plan works for everyone, and the lucky leopard is safe again. This charming traditional African fable has been wonderfully retold for children from the ages of 2 to 7 years old.
African Folklore Series - 1: How The Elephant Got His Trunk
- 32 Seiten
- 2 Lesestunden
A tale from the best-selling African Fable Series, the short-nosed Elephants go down to the river to get a drink. But lurking in the depths is a crafty crocodile, who would love to eat one of these big animals. He chooses a young elephant and grabs a hold of his stubby nose. A lengthy struggle ensues. Eventually the young elephant breaks free, but his nose has taken on a long, windy shape. This charming traditional African Fable has been playfully retold for children from the ages of 2 to 7 years old. Stickers included
Hoe die sebra sy strepe gekry het
Volksvertellings van Afrika
How Rhino got his Baggy Skin
- 32 Seiten
- 2 Lesestunden
A tale from the best-selling African Fable Series, a handsome creature named Rhino, with tightly fitting glossy skin and perfectly symmetrical horns on the side of his head, takes pleasure in making fun of all the other African animals. His never-ending hurtful remarks finally get the better of the other creatures, who decide to teach him a lesson. What happens next, leaves the Rhino very sorry for being so rude and vain. This charming and cautionary traditional African Fable has been wonderfully retold for children from the ages of 2 to 7 years old.
