A retelling of traditional folktales from the Ashanti in Ghana.

The pineapple child,: And other tales from Ashanti;

Appiah, Peggy

Deutsch

Why the hyena does not care for fish, and other tales from the Ashanti gold weights

A witty, often devious spider is the charming hero of these African folk tales from the Ashanti tribe.

Ananse the Spider

Children's Books

Knopf Books for Young Readers

A smell of onions

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Longman

Tales of an Ashanti Father (Beacon Press Night Lights)

Beacon Pr

<p>A collection of folktales from Ghana, centering around the figure of Kwaku Ananse, the spider man</p>

Tales of an Ashanti Father

<p>This is the first Akan/English dictionary that engages an African language in dialogue with other world languages. According to Ngugi wa Thiong’o, African languages cannot grow as literary languages unless we develop tools that will enable their effective use in dialogue not only with other European languages but also those of Africa and Asia. This dictionary is an important step in that direction.</p>

Bu Me Be: Proverbs of the Akans

Literature & Fiction

Appiah, Kwame Anthony

Agyeman-Duah, Ivor

Literary

Ayebia Clarke Publishing

Two stories for children: The rubbish heap & The deserted village

Asempa Publishers

The twins (Young readers' series)

Quick Service Books Ltd

Rattletat

New Namibia Books

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