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A little African monkey runs away from lions, leopards, and all the other dangerous animals except one.

Explains why bats only come out of their caves at night.

Tortoise outsmarts Elephant by proving he can jump right over the elephant's "tiny and stupid" head.

An African child is told several stories about the moon, but he still feels he has not learned the truth.

An African child wakes to the morning marvels of her native land.

A Calabash Cat, living in Africa, sets off to see where the world ends.

An illustrated overview of Africa covering its prehistoriclife, geography, natural wonders, climate, plants and animals, ethnic groups, and economy, as well as research on malaria.

Elephant offers to store the grain of his best friend, Rat, in his house to stop thieves during a drought, but ends up stealing it himself, causing Rat, who is the only animal who knows how to make fire, to run away.

Surveys important occurrences in Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas around the year 1200.

Examines the history of African immigration to the United States, explaining how Africans were forced to come to the U.

Examines the costumes of Africa at different eras throughout history, looking at what clothing and body adornment reveals about the culture and society of five specific regions, and includes color illustrations, a glossary, a time line, and resource lists.

Presents an overview of the nations of Africa, covering location, major languages, economy, population, religions, and other topics, and features biographies of over three hundred notable men and women.

Text and maps present the location, topography, climate, population, industries, religions, languages, and currencies of Africa.

An illustrated adaptation of the H. Rider Haggard story about a trio of men who venture into deepest, darkest Africa in search of the world's most fabulous treasure.

Describes the various organizations that provide aid to African countries and help to promote economic development and trade.