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The Girl Who Married A Lion: Folktales From Africa
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The Girl Who Married A Lion: Folktales From Africa

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Simple, surprising, cruel and humorous, these beautifully rendered tales show Alexander McCall Smith’s renowned story-telling skills and his love of AfricaHow can a girl possibly have married a lion? How can a man have a tress growing out of his head? And how can a woman have children made of wax?The stories in this collection make these questions seem simple, everyday ones - then deftly supplies simple, everyday answers.Surprising and humorous, these beautifully rendered tales demonstrate McCall Smith’s renowned storytelling skills.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canongate Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
29 October 2007
Pages
192
ISBN
9781841956299

Simple, surprising, cruel and humorous, these beautifully rendered tales show Alexander McCall Smith’s renowned story-telling skills and his love of AfricaHow can a girl possibly have married a lion? How can a man have a tress growing out of his head? And how can a woman have children made of wax?The stories in this collection make these questions seem simple, everyday ones - then deftly supplies simple, everyday answers.Surprising and humorous, these beautifully rendered tales demonstrate McCall Smith’s renowned storytelling skills.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canongate Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
29 October 2007
Pages
192
ISBN
9781841956299