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October 2025 - Page 51

Parchment-style illustration of African Buite holding fish as magical wife and servants vanish, brother Swarmi watches in valley.

How Pride Destroyed Paradise

African Folktales·Central African Folktales·Cameroonian Folktales

Parchment-style illustration of African prince Nsassi naming Lunga and Lenga with loyal dog before Nenpetro’s compound.

The Prince and His Loyal Dog

African Folktales·Central African Folktales·Congolese (DRC) Folktales

Parchment-style illustration of African hunter Nenpetro revived by three wives using dream, guidance, and healing.

Three Wives, One Miracle

Central African Folktales·Congolese (DRC) Folktales

Parchment-style illustration of European girl Olga meeting protective wolf in snowy forest after escaping armed stranger.

The Women and Wolves

Inspired Tales·African Folktales·Central African Folktales

Parchment-style illustration of Bulgarian girl Maya meeting mother by stove during snowy reunion in cottage.

The Wood-Burning Stove

Parchment-style illustration of Gothic Juniper facing ghostly Saeva in haunted forest, from supernatural vengeance folktale.

Cinderella Retelling: Love Beyond Midnight

Central African Folktales·African Folktales

Parchment-style illustration of American girl Mabel meeting forest witch after dropping figurines, from modern fairy tale.

Mabel and the Witch

Inspired Tales·African Folktales·West African Folktales

a glowing girl from Mahé Island raising her arms beneath the full moon as rain falls, symbolising her sacrifice to save her people

The Moon’s Forgotten Daughter

African Folktales·East African Folktales·Seychellois Folktales

the Mist Queen appearing above the Seychelles mountains as travellers watch in awe

How the Queen of the Mist Tested the Hearts of Men

Seychellois Folktales·African Folktales·East African Folktales

A young Seychellois boy beats a drum on a mountain ridge as the first raindrops fall after a long drought, inspired by the folktale The Drummer Who Summoned Rain.

How a Boy Drumbeat Brought Rain to the Mountains of Mahé

African Folktales·East African Folktales·Seychellois Folktales

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