Tales Told Near a Crocodile: Stories from Nyanza

This ex-library copy of "Tales Told Near a Crocodile" shows signs of wear typical for library books, such as library markings and stickers. The hardcover binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability. The pages are clean, though they may exhibit some minor handling marks. Overall, it retains its readability and charm as a well-preserved piece of literary history.

"Tales Told Near a Crocodile: Stories from Nyanza" by Humphrey Harman offers a compelling collection of African folklore, vividly illustrated by George Ford. Published by The Viking Press in New York, this 1967 edition is the first American release of the work originally copyrighted in 1962. The book presents a series of captivating tales from the Nyanza region, providing readers with rich cultural insights and storytelling traditions. Harman's work is a significant contribution to the preservation and sharing of African folklore, making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of cultural narratives. This copy, an ex-library edition, is a testament to its utility and appeal in educational settings. The book's condition reflects its history of use, adding character and authenticity to its presence on any bookshelf.