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October 2025 - Page 49

Parchment-style artwork of a clever monkey and crocodile by a Sri Lankan river, traditional folktale scene.

The Monkey and the Crocodile: Sri Lankan Folktale

Asian Folktales·South & Central Asian Folktales

Parchment-style artwork of a golden mango tree beside a peasant and king, Sri Lankan folktale scene.

The Golden Mango: Sri Lankan Folktale of Purity and Humility

Asian Folktales·South & Central Asian Folktales

Parchment-style artwork of a hungry jackal lunging toward palace food beside the royal dog, Sri Lankan folktale scene.

The Jackal and the King’s Dog: A Sri Lankan Folktale of Envy and Wisdom

Asian Folktales·South & Central Asian Folktales

A young Zulu boy stands on a grassy hill with his arms outstretched as swirling winds form the shape of a glowing spirit around him

The Child and the Wind Spirit

Southern African Folktales·African Folktales·South African Folktales

An elderly Xhosa woman weaves outside her hut at night, her golden threads glowing and rising into the starry sky above the hills

The Woman Who Wove the Night Sky

South African Folktales·Southern African Folktales·African Folktales

a Tswana traveler kneeling beside a glowing river under the moonlight as luminous stones sing softly, surrounded by acacia trees and desert hills

The River of Singing Stones

African Folktales·South African Folktales·Southern African Folktales

a Venda girl standing in a moonlit forest surrounded by glowing fireflies that light up the night, symbolising courage and inner light

The Girl Who Spoke to Fireflies

African Folktales·South African Folktales·Southern African Folktales

A majestic lion stands on the golden plains of South Africa at sunset, watching other animals live peacefully together

The Lion Who Forgot His Roar

Southern African Folktales·African Folktales·South African Folktales

a Zulu girl holding a drum on a hill as rain begins to fall over the savannah, symbolising renewal and sacrifice

The Girl Who Brought Back the Rain

South African Folktales·Southern African Folktales·African Folktales

a Serer boy beside a shimmering lake under two glowing moons reflecting in the water, symbolising purity and selflessness

The Moon’s Forgotten Twin

African Folktales·West African Folktales·Senegalese Folktales

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