O PAPAGAIO QUE NÃO GOSTAVA DE MENTIRAS E OUTRAS FÁBULAS AFRICANAS

This collection introduces readers to a rich tradition of fables, much like those of Aesop and La Fontaine—the celebrated storytellers of ancient Greece and France—but with an important difference: these stories come from the African peoples who were the ancestors of so many Brazilians.
Filled with wisdom, humor, and timeless lessons, these traditional African tales celebrate the cultural heritage passed down through generations, inviting readers to discover the enduring power of storytelling across continents and cultures.