series:Cautionary Fables & Fairytales

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  • Cover image for The Girl Who Married a Skull and Other African Stories: And Other African Stories

    The Girl Who Married a Skull and Other African Stories: And Other African Stories

    $15.00

    “Dynamic and thought-provoking.” — KIRKUS Have you heard the one about the skull who borrowed body parts to pass himself off as a human so he could trick the village beauty into marriage? No? Well, what about when the daughters of Frog and Snake had a playdate? Okay, fine. But surely you’ve heard the story…

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  • Cover image for Tamamo the Fox Maiden and Other Asian Stories: And Other Asian Stories

    Tamamo the Fox Maiden and Other Asian Stories: And Other Asian Stories

    $15.00

    “A must for myth-loving middle schoolers.” — SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL “And they lived happily ever after . . . I assume.” Vengeful spirits, flying ogres, helpful teapots, ghost pepper ghosts, and trickster tigers? That’s just the start of this lively collection of Asian folktales, reimagined and retold in comics! This second volume of the “Cautionary…

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  • Cover image for The Night Marchers and Other Oceanian Tales

    The Night Marchers and Other Oceanian Tales

    $15.00

    “An enthralling, spooky, diverse collection.” — KIRKUS “An intriguing portal to folklore.” — SHELF AWARENESS “Readers will want to revisit this collection.” — SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL “Do you hear them? Never go outside when you hear THAT sound.” Ghostly warriors, angry gods, and monstrous tyrants? That’s just the start of this collection of folklore from…

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  • Cover image for The Woman in the Woods and Other North American Stories

    The Woman in the Woods and Other North American Stories

    $15.00

    “Enjoyable for reading aloud or sharing around a campfire.” — KIRKUS “Be careful of what you accept from spirits.” Loup Garrou, trickster rabbits, and spirits with names that can’t be spoken — the plains and forests of North America are alive with characters like these, all waiting to meet you in this collection of folklore…

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