The Sacred Road Protectors
In the days when the moon still felt like a beloved neighbor whose name you could whisper into the tropical night, the island of
Lougarou, The Shape-Shifter
Long ago, in a village by the sea, there lived a man named Baptiste who had forgotten what it meant to be human. Baptiste
How Greed Turned a Man into Stone
On the tropical island of Mauritius, where azure waters kiss golden beaches and lush green mountains rise like emerald crowns toward the endless sky,
The Dog and the Rat: A Madagascan Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Betrayal and Distrust
One day, a dog and a rat walked side by side, speaking warmly about the sweetness of companionship. Their affection grew so strong that
The Cat and the Rat: A Madagascan Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Trust and Betrayal
One evening, as twilight dimmed the Malagasy countryside, a weary rat scurried along the edge of a thick hedge, seeking safety before night fully
The Two Thieves and the Two Rats: A Madagascan Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Wisdom and Deception
Long ago, in the highlands of Madagascar, two clever rats walked proudly along a narrow path, leading four sturdy oxen by rope. Their tiny
Kotofetsy and Mahaka’s Death: A Merina Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Betrayal and Patience
In the highlands of Madagascar, where the terraced rice fields glitter under the sun and rivers wind their way through the valleys, two names
Kotofetsy, Mahaka and the Old Shepherdess: A Madagascan Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Trust and Deception
On a quiet evening in the highlands of Madagascar, two tricksters named Kotofetsy and Mahaka wandered across the countryside in search of mischief. Their eyes
Kotofetsy, Mahaka and the Old Woman’s Rice Field: A Merina Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Trust and Deception
One bright morning in the highlands of Imerina, Madagascar, two notorious tricksters, Kotofetsy and Mahaka, wandered past a rice field where an old woman
Kotofetsy, Mahaka, and the Old Woman with the Sheep: A Madagascan Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Gullibility and Deception
On a dusty road in the Merina highlands of Madagascar, two infamous tricksters, Kotofetsy and Mahaka, wandered in search of mischief. Their reputation preceded
