Her Stories: African American Folktales, Fairy Tales, and True Tales

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ISBN
9780590473705
Grade K-3
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Description

Immerse young learners in a world of folktales and fairy tales, where strong female characters overcome real-life obstacles through fun tales. Victoria Hamilton has, once again, captured the heart of oral storytelling to reveal the deep culture and history of the African American people. Each tale concludes with a comment from Victoria providing details and context to the tale, common origin, language usage, etc. The final three stories are autobiographical accounts from African America women.

It may be helpful to preview stories before reading aloud to younger children, as some of the illustrations and stories can be scary for young kids. 128 pgs, hc. ~Rebecca

Publisher's Description of Her Stories: African American Folktales, Fairy Tales, and True Tales

This collection of twenty-five African-American folktales focuses on strong female characters and includes "Little Girl and Buh Rabby," "Catskinella," and "Annie Christmas."


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Product Format:Hardcover
Brand:Scholastic
Author:Virginia Hamilton
Grades:K-3
ISBN:9780590473705
Length in Inches:11.25
Width in Inches:8.875
Height in Inches:0.5625
Weight in Pounds:1.7
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