Stories from Around the World

Embark on a whirlwind journey through global folklore with Stories from Around the World,” a captivating collection of folktales, myths, and legends from diverse cultures.
Published in 2009 by Usborne Publishing, this beautifully illustrated hardcover book features 128 pages brimming with enchanting narratives from across the globe. Each story is expertly retold for young readers, making it an accessible and engaging introduction to the rich tapestry of world cultures.
Journey through the vibrant landscapes of India with the cunning crow, outsmarting a sly fox in “The Clever Crow.” Travel to the frozen plains of Scandinavia, where a brave girl named Aslaug faces a fearsome giant in “The Girl Who Would Be King.” Venture into the heart of the African savanna, where a wise spider named Anansi teaches valuable lessons in “Why the Spider Has Eight Legs.”
With its captivating tales, vibrant illustrations, and diverse cultural representation, “Stories from Around the World” is a treasure trove for children of all ages. It sparks curiosity, fosters empathy, and ignites a lifelong love for storytelling.
Here are some of the key features of “Stories from Around the World”:
28 stories from 22 countries around the world
Vivid illustrations that bring each story to life
Simple and engaging text, perfect for young readers
A diverse range of cultures and traditions represented
Whether you’re looking for a bedtime story, a classroom resource, or a way to introduce your child to the wonders of the world, “Stories from Around the World” is a delightful and enriching choice.