On my own folklore

A retelling of a traditional East African tale in which a clever hare finds a way to outwit the lion that is terrifying all the other grassland animals.

A traditional sixteenth-century Japanese folktale about a swordsman who encounters a warrior during a ferry ride across a river.

Expands on a popular Mexican folktale about a ghost that haunts riverbanks at night, crying as she searches for her lost children.

Relates some of the exploits of Pecos Bill, the extraordinary cowboy who was raised by coyotes, rode a mountain lion, and used a rattle snake as a rope.

Three handsome and clever brothers compete to find the world's most unusual gift. Includes a note on doing good deeds, or mitzvah, and discusses the symbolism of the pomegranate in Judaism.

When Little Sima's friend falls into the "gang," a large porcelain bowl with magic powers, Little Sima must decide if he should save his friend or abide by an old man's wishes to take good care of the gang.

A retelling of a traditional East African tale in which a clever hare finds a way to outwit the lion that is terrifying all the other grassland animals.

Expands on a popular Mexican folktale about a ghost that haunts riverbanks at night, crying as she searches for her lost children.

Relates some of the exploits of Paul Bunyan, a lumberjack said to be taller than the trees whose pet was a blue ox named Babe.

A retelling of a Native American folktale about a coyote that tries to steal summer from Old Woman who keeps it tied up in a bag.