Bibliograph

Dawaca iyo xidinxiitada : waa sheeko macne xambaarsan, The fox and the crane : an Aesop's fable, retold by Dawn Casey ; illustrated by Jago ; Somali translation by Adam Jama

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Dawaca iyo xidinxiitada : waa sheeko macne xambaarsan, The fox and the crane : an Aesop's fable, retold by Dawn Casey ; illustrated by Jago ; Somali translation by Adam Jama

Language

som

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Intended audience

6-9 year olds

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Dawaca iyo xidinxiitada : waa sheeko macne xambaarsan

Responsibility statement

retold by Dawn Casey ; illustrated by Jago ; Somali translation by Adam Jama

Sub title

The fox and the crane : an Aesop's fable

Summary

In Aesop's 'The Fox and the Crane' the fox deliberately serves the crane's dinner on a plate that she cannot eat from. But how will the fox feel when the tables are turned? Brain triumphs over brawn in the traditional Chinese fable 'King of the Forest' where a clever fox outsmarts a ferocious tiger

Table Of Contents

Dawaca iyo xidinxiitada = The fox and the crane -- Boqorkii kaynta = The king of the forest

Target audience

juvenile

resource.variantTitle

Fox and the crane : an Aesop's fableFox fables

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