£10.00
Growing up I was told folklore stories about Kweku Anasi who takes the form of a spider god, spirit or human being. A crafty spider who always wants to outsmart and trick everybody around him.
Allowing our minds to conceive versus exploration through reading as well as with a cultural context. It helps us progressively connect with our heritage. This folklore transports us all regardless of age on a journey toyed and appreciation of African stories and culture.
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In my childhood, I was immersed in captivating folklore tales of Kweku Anansi, a spider deity, spirit, or human with a crafty nature, constantly aiming to outwit and deceive those he encountered. These stories encouraged imaginative exploration and understanding, enriching our cultural heritage. They serve as a bridge, connecting generations through the art of storytelling, offering a delightful journey into the heart of African tales and traditions. The experience is priceless, and the purchase fee is a modest £10.00.
