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J. P. Martin

    Uncle Cleans Up
    The Mali Empire
    The Book of African Proverbs and Wisdom
    Uncle
    • Uncle

      • 176 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden
      3,8(4)Abgeben

      The story follows the whimsical adventures of a millionaire elephant named Uncle, who reigns over the kingdom of Homeward in his distinctive purple dressing gown. His escapades blend humor and charm, showcasing his unique approach to leadership and the delightful interactions he has with his subjects. The narrative captures the essence of a fantastical world where an elephant can be both a ruler and a beloved character, offering a blend of fantasy and lighthearted storytelling.

      Uncle
    • The Book of African Proverbs and Wisdom

      Volume 2: a Collection of Ancient Proverbs and Wisdom from the Continent of Africa

      • 148 Seiten
      • 6 Lesestunden

      Featuring a rich collection of over 100 ancient proverbs, this volume offers insights into African culture and wisdom. Each proverb reflects the values, beliefs, and experiences of diverse African communities, providing readers with profound life lessons and perspectives. This compilation serves as both a source of inspiration and a celebration of the continent's rich oral traditions.

      The Book of African Proverbs and Wisdom
    • The Mali Empire

      The Complete History of the Mali Empire

      • 98 Seiten
      • 4 Lesestunden

      Focusing on the remarkable growth of the Mali Empire from the 13th century, this book explores its significant role in western African history and culture. It highlights the empire's control over trans-Saharan trade routes and the influential leadership of figures like Mansa Musa. The narrative covers various aspects, including culture, religion, architecture, and societal organization, while detailing landmark events through vivid illustrations. This comprehensive account celebrates the achievements and historical legacy of one of Africa's greatest empires.

      The Mali Empire