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	title:	The Girl Who Married A Lion: Folktales From Africa: Adult Edition
	author:	Alexander McCall Smith
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Canongate Books
	released:	July 7, 2005
	isbn:	1841956295
	isbn-13:	9781841956299

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Customer Reviews
Worth it - Rated I purchased this at a cheap bookshop for 99p and it was the best 99p i've ever spent. My husband and I listened to it on a drive back to Falkirk from Nottingham in a white van with furniture rattling in the back. These stories took me away from all that. Both ideal for children and adults, the morals are wise and true, we thoroughly enjoyed it and made the journey pass quickly and took me on my own journey to Africa. Mind opening - Rated A beautiful book with storylines on Africa, The Girl Who Married a Lion is highly emotional and deep. With a clear depiction of African attachment to totems, the book provides an insight of Southern African cultures and traditions, of the close link of the people and the animals they became attached to, as well as their closeness to the environment. The people's perception and acceptance of life, death, love, happiness and sorrow are clearly depicted. There is a lot to learn, enjoy and develop from this book. It easily brings to mind the works of Janvier Tisi's THE USURPER AND OTHER STORIES. In the story I AM HATED, the strength of totems in the people's lives goes to confirm a lot in The Girl who married a Giraffe.

Customer Reviews

Worth it - Rated 5/5
I purchased this at a cheap bookshop for 99p and it was the best 99p i've ever spent.

My husband and I listened to it on a drive back to Falkirk from Nottingham in a white van with furniture rattling in the back.

These stories took me away from all that. Both ideal for children and adults, the morals are wise and true, we thoroughly enjoyed it and made the journey pass quickly and took me on my own journey to Africa.

Mind opening - Rated 5/5
A beautiful book with storylines on Africa, The Girl Who Married a Lion is highly emotional and deep. With a clear depiction of African attachment to totems, the book provides an insight of Southern African cultures and traditions, of the close link of the people and the animals they became attached to, as well as their closeness to the environment. The people's perception and acceptance of life, death, love, happiness and sorrow are clearly depicted.
There is a lot to learn, enjoy and develop from this book. It easily brings to mind the works of Janvier Tisi's THE USURPER AND OTHER STORIES. In the story I AM HATED, the strength of totems in the people's lives goes to confirm a lot in The Girl who married a Giraffe.

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