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Ghanaian Folktales — 65 Stories
The Oracle of Amedzofe
The Empty Stool Ceremony
The Seven Horns of Dagbon
The Moon Festival of Nzulezu
The Spirit Canoe of the Volta
The Ivory Bracelet of the Queen Mother
The Shadow Messenger of Elmina
The Gold Weighers of Kumasi
The Hunter of the Red Cliff Hills
The Last Drummer of Begho
The Lucky Fisherman – Akan Version
Why Ants Carry Bundles – Ashanti Version
Why Fowls Never Shut Their Doors: A Traditional African Folktale
Ananse and the Talking Drum: Ashanti Folktale from Ghana
The Tale of the Confused Akim-Man and the Mysterious Mr. Minū – Akan Folktale
How Jealousy and Selfishness Spread Across the World: Akan Folktale from Ghana
The Tortoise and the Drum
How the Chipmunk Got Its Stripes
The Tortoise Captures the Elephant
The Tortoise and the Lizard
The Tale of Kweku Ananse and the Baboon’s Bananas
The Tortoise and the Lizard
Kweku Ananse and the Baboon
Ananse and the Pot of Wisdom
The Zebra Stallion
Quarcoo Bah-Boni – The Bad Boy of African Folklore
Why the Leopard Can Only Catch Prey on Its Left Side – African Folktale
The Leopard and the Ram: A Tale of Friendship and Fear
The Robber and the Old Man
Maku Mawu and Maku Fia – An African Folktale of Fate and Justice
The Lion and the Wolf – An African Folktale of Justice
Why the Lizard Continually Moves His Head Up and Down – An Ashanti Folktale
King Chameleon and the Clever Trick of the Animals
The Man, His Son, and the Donkey
The Poor Man and His Magic Bean
The Telegram
The Lion Who Thought Himself Wiser Than His Mother
Why the Moon and the Stars Receive Their Light from the Sun
Honourable Minū
How Beasts and Serpents First Came into the World
Why the Sea-Turtle Beats Its Breast
Morning Sunrise
The Grinding-Stone That Ground Flour by Itself
Adzanumee and Her Mother
Anansi the Blind Fisherman
Why White Ants Always Harm Man’s Property
The Squirrel and the Spider
Why Ants Carry Bundles as Big as Themselves
Kwofi and the gods
The Tail of the Elephant Princess
The Hunter and the Singing Tortoise
How the Tortoise Got Its Shell
Ohia\’s Gift: The Tale of the Wine Thief
Why Spiders Are Always Found in the Corners of Ceilings
Tit for Tat: Anansi the Spider Outsmarted by His Son
Kwaku Ananse and the Magic Pot
Kwaku Ananse and the Pot of Wisdom An Ashanti Folktale
How Wisdom Was Spread Throughout the World
Why Kwaku Ananse Stays on the Ceiling
Kwaku Ananse and the Greedy Lion
How Kwaku Ananse Won a Kingdom With a Grain of Corn
How Kwaku Ananse Became Bald
How the Lion Rewarded the Mouse’s Kindness
How the Tortoise Tricked the Sky of Tamale
The Bird That Brought the Sun
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