The Foundling Hero
In the ancient days when spirits still walked among mortals and the boundary between the seen and unseen worlds was thin as morning mist,
Kokou the Scholar
Long ago in the ancient land of Tado, where the rivers wound like silver ribbons through verdant hills and the morning mist clung to
The Fairy Hill Dancer
In the days when the African kingdoms flourished under endless skies and the baobab trees whispered ancient secrets to the wind, there lived a
The Daughter of the Serpent Mother
In the old days, when the forests of Togo grew thick and wild and the rivers sang their ancient songs with voices like distant
The Fishwife and the Changeling
Along the shores of the great African waters, where the mighty waves crash against ancient cliffs and fishing boats dance like water birds on
The Lion’s Whiskers
In the highlands of ancient Ethiopia, where the coffee plants first learned to bloom and the morning mist clings to mountain peaks like ancestral
Princess Akoua and the Good Stepmother
In the verdant hills of ancient Togo, where the sacred forests of Ewe land stretched like green blankets across the earth, there ruled a
The Shepherd’s Daughter & Lost Prince
In the ancient kingdom of Togo, where the red earth meets endless skies and baobab trees stretch their mighty arms toward heaven, there once
Gendefli: A Tigrean Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Respect and Legacy
Bold and resolute, Gendefli quarrelled bitterly with his family, unable to endure their disputes and challenges. With a heavy heart, he gathered all his
Kamel Wad Gabay and Gahad Wad Caggaba: A Tigrean Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Courage and Reputation
In the rugged highlands of Mansac Bet-Abrehe, where the air was thin and the mountains stretched like ancient sentinels, two renowned warriors, Kamel wad
