An edition of The knee-high man, and other tales (1972)

The knee-high man, and other tales.

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The knee-high man, and other tales.
Julius Lester
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An edition of The knee-high man, and other tales (1972)

The knee-high man, and other tales.

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Retells six tales from American black folk literature: "Why the Waves Have Whitecaps," "Mr. Rabbit and Mr. Bear," "Why Dogs Hate Cats," "The Farmer and the Snake," "What is Trouble?" and "The Knee-High Man."

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Publisher
Dial Press
Language
English
Pages
28

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Cover of: The Knee-High Man and Other Tales
The Knee-High Man and Other Tales
July 15, 1992, Puffin
Paperback in English
Cover of: The Knee-high Man and Other Tales
The Knee-high Man and Other Tales
September 16, 1985, Puffin
Paperback
Cover of: The knee-high man and other tales
The knee-high man and other tales
1985, Puffin Pied Piper
in English
Cover of: The Knee-high Man and Other Tales
The Knee-high Man and Other Tales
June 3, 1985, Dial
Hardcover in English
Cover of: The Knee-high Man and Other Tales
The Knee-high Man and Other Tales
June 3, 1985, Dial
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Cover of: The knee-high man, and other tales.
Cover of: The knee-high man, and other tales.
Cover of: The knee-high man, and other tales.

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Edition Notes

Grade level: Preschool.

Grade level: Grades 1 through 3.

Published in
New York
Genre
Folklore.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
398.24/52, E
Library of Congress
PZ8.1.L434 Kn

The Physical Object

Pagination
28 p.
Number of pages
28

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL14722388M

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From Publishers Weekly
"The younger child will be fascinated to learn why dogs chase cats, why the little man wants to be big," commented PW, further noting that Lester skillfully retells these tales from black folklore. Expert, full-color pictures by Pinto illustrate the stories, most of which date back to slave times and epitomize relationships between master and slave.
Copyright 1985 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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