Mona Minim

An elephant suddenly finds himself burrowed inside the den of a leopard. Terrified, he asks for help. The leopard, following an absurd logic, teaches him how to escape from the den. Then, to the leopard's horror, he finds himself immersed in the deep sea. Here begins the chain of unexpected and desperate situations where we find many animals acting as "fish out of water." The animals continually help one another in these unfamiliar environments by applying common sense. An illustrated story with artistic collages, this book features color in a vivid new way.

A Guajiro Indian legend in which a man who mistreats his donkey is turned into a plant which gives sustenance to weary travellers.

Aleksandr Afanásiev fue el mayor de los folcloristas rusos de la época, y el primero en editar volúmenes de cuentos de tradición eslava que se habían perdido a lo largo de los siglos. El presente volumen reúne 31 relatos que harán la delicia de los más jóvenes.

This book covers the stories of the ancient tribes of the United States and Canada: the Sioux, the Blackfoot, the Cherokee... but also the Snohomish and the Micmac. From the Sonoran desert to frigid Alaska, passing through the Great Lakes or the states of Columbia, Dakota and Washington, this is a great anthology about those Indians who still fascinate us all today.