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These colourful tales from the West Indies and Guyana are full of unusual characters, including Mr Snake, Monkey, Mancrow the bird of darkness, Anasi the spider and his old adversary, Tiger.

The Story of the Jamaican People is the first general history of Jamaica to be written in almost 40 years. It differs significantly from earlier "imperial" histories which have been written from the perspective of the coloniser and which have relegated Jamaicans to an inferior and passive role. In this book, the authors offer a new interpretation of Jamaica's history. The central theme is the long struggle of the African-Jamaican against subjugation, injustice, economic deprivation and the fight for full freedom. Sherlock and Bennett recount the epic resistance to slavery; from the acts of...

ANANSI and the Alligator Eggs: Everybody knows that Alligators are fearsome creatures. Is it possible that a tiny spider can outwit an Alligator? How does Anansi trick the birds who taught him to fly and helped him get the dokanoos? Will he be able to cross the river without being eaten by the Alligator? And how does he get to see the Alligator's precious eggs? Once again, will Anansi get away with tricking those who help him, or will he meet his match? ANANSI y los Huevos del Caiman: Todo el mundo sabe que los caimanes son temerosos. Sera posible que una aranita pueda ser mas lista que un...

ANANSI and the Alligator Eggs: Everybody knows that Alligators are fearsome creatures. Is it possible that a tiny spider can outwit an Alligator? How does Anansi trick the birds who taught him to fly and helped him get the dokanoos? Will he be able to cross the river without being eaten by the Alligator? And how does he get to see the Alligator's precious eggs? Once again, will Anansi get away with tricking those who help him, or will he meet his match? ANANSI y los Huevos del Caiman: Todo el mundo sabe que los caimanes son temerosos. Sera posible que una aranita pueda ser mas lista que un...