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A girl marrying a lion? A beautiful woman who is really a leopard? A tree that can feed a family?

Let bestselling author Alexander McCall Smith whisk you off to a place where magic is ordinary and bizarre things happen everyday, in this weird, wonderful and sometimes very funny celebration of African folk tales.

Putting into the what the reviewers said bookbox

Taken from "What the Reviewers Said" Bookbox.
As my TBR pile is massiveit may take me a while to get to this.

A quick, easy and very interesting read. This made quite a change from my usual style of book.

Going into the"Already Crossed" Book Box.

really enjoyed it - what a collection of stories - put back in the box

This is a book I have read previously, in fact, I've added my previous journal entry here.

I did like this book. It is a fascinating series of morality tales told from an almost folklore viewpoint but with a layer of more modern sophistication. It was good to see so many of the tales held recognisable moral traits although told from an African background. AMS has an obvious twist to render these stories in terms that the western hemisphere can relate to and yet still keep them authentic. I think he succeeded well with this book and several of the tales are still resonating within my head. Fascinating stuff.

It will probably go out into the world in another bookbox. Well worth a read.

Released back into the Already Crossed Bookbox as a replacement for a heavier book which had to be removed due to parcel weight problems!

This book deserves better than that. Happy travels little book.

Taken from Already Crossed Bookbox.

Easy to read fables

For the Snap release challenge