Little Red & The Sweet Bread Man - Frasier Dasent, Joann; Frasier McNeill, Astarte
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Zaria's mom gives her clear instructions on taking a basket of sweet bread to her grandmother's house. Stay on the path, don't play and laugh, and don't talk to strangers. Most of all, if Zaria whose nickname is Little Red (given by her grandma) is to see one sign of Boo the Wolf, she is told to run as fast as she can back home. But! Who would expect that Boo the Wolf would he get the fright of his life? In this captivating retelling of two beloved fairy tales, Mrs. Dasent, aka Auntie Jo Jo's and Astarte's, invites readers into a world filled with the enticing aroma of sweet bread from…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Zaria's mom gives her clear instructions on taking a basket of sweet bread to her grandmother's house. Stay on the path, don't play and laugh, and don't talk to strangers. Most of all, if Zaria whose nickname is Little Red (given by her grandma) is to see one sign of Boo the Wolf, she is told to run as fast as she can back home. But! Who would expect that Boo the Wolf would he get the fright of his life? In this captivating retelling of two beloved fairy tales, Mrs. Dasent, aka Auntie Jo Jo's and Astarte's, invites readers into a world filled with the enticing aroma of sweet bread from Trinidad and Tobago, complemented by a delicious recipe. Together, Auntie Jo Jo and Astarte, along with the illustrator, bring to life characters and a message that will resonate in the hearts and minds of listeners' imaginations, long after the final page is turned.
Autorenporträt
Joann Frasier Dasent aka Auntie Jo Jo The Storyteller holds a M.A. in the Oral Traditions. She is the founder of Regenerating Our Offspring Through Stories, Inc. a 501 (c) 3 non-profit. Their mission is to use the art of storytelling to promote literacy in order to reach the various types of learners in a multicultural society. Mrs. Dasent is involved in teaching and re-telling folk, familial, traditional fables and stories. Her revised Aesop fable "A Farmer, His Son and Their Mule" was published in the National Association of Black Storytellers first anthology Sayin' Somethin' which later received a Kirkus review. Her second book inspired from a journey to South Africa is titled "A Cool Windy Day On Table Mountain." This book will make its way to South Africa in the Fall of 2025 for the children to interact with. "The Adventures of Auntie Jo Jo and Super Titan is her first comic book that was co-written and illustrated by Patrick Harrington.