Kumba and Kambili: A Tale from Mali (Tales of Honor)

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When the village is terrorized by a lion, the hunter Kambili wishes to track down the beast. But his wife Kumba steps in to warn that the lion is an evil wizard. The lion-man proves no match for the brave Kumba and Kambili. Themes: bravery, intelligence.

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Pages:

Intermediate (6 to 9)

Language:

English

Red Chair Press

Suzanne I Barchers, Keith D Shepherd

Categories:

Action Adventure, Animals & Creatures, Bed Time, Embracing Diversity, Little Brave Stories, Mother Nature, Self Esteem

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

bravery, intelligence, lion, hunter, wizard, mali, folktale, partnership

https://www.amazon.com/Kumba-Kambili-Tale-Tales-Honor/dp/1937529746

tales honorof A T A L E F R O M M A L I Retold by Suzanne I Barchers Illustrated by Keith D Shepherd Kumba and Kambili Kumba and Kambili A T A L E F R O M M A L I Retold by Suzanne I Barchers Illustrated by Keith D Shepherd Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom Find a free catalog of all our highquality products for young readers For a free activity page for this story go to wwwredchairpresscom and look for Free Activities Kumba and Kambili Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Barchers Suzanne I Kumba and Kambili a tale from Mali retold by Suzanne I Barchers illustrated by Keith D Shepherd p col ill cm Tales of honor Summary When the village is terrorized by a lion the hunter Kambili wishes to track down the beast However his wife Kumba steps in to warn him that the lion is actually an evil wizard Together the brave Kumba and Kambili prove no match for the lionman Includes special educational sections Words to know What do you think and About Mali Interest age level Issued also as an ebook ISBN lib bindinghardcover ISBN pbk CourageMaliJuvenile fiction HuntersMaliJuvenile fiction LionMaliJuvenile fiction Mandingo African peopleFolklore FolkloreMali CourageMaliFiction HuntersMaliFiction LionsMaliFiction Mandingo African peopleFolklore FolkloreMali I Shepherd Keith D II Title PZ81B37 Ku Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom This series first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America South Egremont MA PO Box Each night when the sky turned dark the Malinke people hid in their huts Each night a lion crept into the villages Each night the lion killed all those he caught The people turned to a brave man for help Kambili you are strong and bold Please save us Find the lion and stop it the people begged Kambili answered We have all lost someone we love I will try but I need to know more about this lion The next day Kambili talked with his wife Kumba sing to the spirits Find out what you can about the lion Where does it come from How can I stop it Kumba sang She listened to her heart Then she told Kambili what she had learned

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