The Adventures of Anansi and Sewa (Book 1)
Rainy Day
by Bunmi Oyinsan
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Pub Date 10 Mar 2020 | Archive Date 25 Nov 2020
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Description
Anansi the Spider is a well-loved trickster character in many old African and Caribbean stories. Anansi Spider and his sister Anansewa (Sewa) are modern versions of the old trickster. In this first story of the series, its a rainy day. Anansi and Sewa are bored and looking for something exciting to do. Join them and see if they are able to turn a boring day into fun.
A Note From the Publisher
Book Illustrator: Natalia Cato
Advance Praise
"This story is a grand selection for storytime and can lead to discussions of what to do on a rainy days. I also loved seeing Anansi Spider, who is a legendary folk hero in many cultures, as a young child and appreciated how spiders, which are frightening to many children, become just a bit less intimidating through exposure to them in this tale. Adventures of Anansi and Sewa is also written in a manner that makes it an excellent primer for young readers to try on their own. They’ll enjoy the bright and cheerful illustrations of artist Natalia Cano, whose panels make Anansi and Sewa come to life brilliantly. Adventures of Anansi and Sewa: Rainy Day is most highly recommended."
—Reader's Favorite
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781777218218 |
| PRICE | US$12.99 (USD) |
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