Five Nigerian folk tales.

The tale of three incredibly different teens that cross paths.

Discover various customs of twenty-six African people groups. Colorfully illustrated.

A legendary adventure story of how Mafatu, the son of the Great Chief of Hibueru, a Polynesian people, conquers his fear of the sea and proves he isn't a coward.

Shadow Spinner tells a plausible "story behind the story" of Scheherazade, the woman who saved her own life and the lives of all the women of Persia by telling stories to the Sultan, night after night, for 1001 nights.

Momo, a young Tibetan girl, chases the man who stole her Lhasa terrier--from high in the Himalayas to the Bengal plains and the city of Calcutta.

Award-winning collection of poems presents everyday objects in a thought-provoking new light.

Adventures of a Boy in Vietnam.

A true-to-life Arabic fairy tale about a poor girl who makes good through hard work, diligence . . . and brains.

An award winning story of a young boy who lived in China during the perilous 1920s.

Touching story of a young girl and her brother who set out to find their mother "somewhere" in the city of Johannesburg. A South African Story.

A talking horse and a servant boy share an adventurous and dangerous journey to Narnia to warn of invading barbarians.

Jiro, son of a starving puppet maker in 18th Century Japan, runs away from home to apprentice himself to the master of the Hanaza puppet theater ... and finds himself in the midst of a Robin Hood intrigue.

Nya walks eight hours every day to fetch water for her family. Salva walks away from his war-torn village. He is a "lost boy" refugee, destined to cover Africa on foot, searching for his family and safety. As their stories of Sudan converge, Salva decides to return to his homeland and help his people, because even in a troubled country, determined survivors may press on and find hope.

A story of horses, friendship and courage.