Dume's Roar - Mollel, Tololwa M
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Dume's Roar is an original tale inspired by the "King of the Animals" theme and by the "Tortoise Trickster" character so popular in African fables. Here Dume the lion, proud and vain, claims he is best suited to be King of the Forest. Though all the other animals live to regret proclaiming him their leader they are afraid to object when he abuses his power. Only Kobe, the tortoise, is clever enough to admit Dume is the king they need, and to find a way to make him as wise and good as he is fearsome and strong. With his usual musical language and sense of fun, famed storyteller Tololwa M. Mollel spins a lively yarn with a gentle moral.…mehr

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Dume's Roar is an original tale inspired by the "King of the Animals" theme and by the "Tortoise Trickster" character so popular in African fables. Here Dume the lion, proud and vain, claims he is best suited to be King of the Forest. Though all the other animals live to regret proclaiming him their leader they are afraid to object when he abuses his power. Only Kobe, the tortoise, is clever enough to admit Dume is the king they need, and to find a way to make him as wise and good as he is fearsome and strong. With his usual musical language and sense of fun, famed storyteller Tololwa M. Mollel spins a lively yarn with a gentle moral.
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Autorenporträt
Tololwa M. Mollel is well known for his colorful and lively tales built on traditional African themes. Tololwa is the holder of the R. Ross Annett Award, the Ruth Schwartz Award and numerous other honors. He lives in Edmonton, AB. Kathy Blankley Roman has illustrated a number of Mollel's short stories for Cricket Magazine. She has been a student of anthropology, but perhaps it is her background in the theater arts that helps her react so creatively to Tololwa's storytelling tradition. Kathy and her husband live in Chicago, Illinois.