Papa Bois Saves the Day
Abijah loves nothing more than snapping pictures of the world around him. On vacation at his grandfather’s home at the edge of the forest, every day feels like an adventure. When a trip to a nearby waterfall with his cousins ends in an afternoon nap, Abijah wanders off with his camera, following the bright wings of parrots. But as night falls, he realizes he is lost, and fear creeps in with the shadows.
Just when the forest feels its scariest, Papa Bois, the gentle, wise Father of the Forest appears. He shelters Abijah for the night, sharing warmth, safety, and even a hearty breakfast. By morning, Papa Bois leads Abijah back to his worried family, teaching him that the forest is both powerful and protective.
Mama D’Leau lends a Hand
Asha and Aniya are two adventurous sisters who love exploring the river near their home. One sunny afternoon, they set out on a simple boat ride; laughing, sharing mangoes, and marvelling at the colourful fish swimming below. But when the skies suddenly darken and a fierce storm rises, the sisters find themselves in danger.
Just when hope seems lost, Mama D’leau, the powerful and magical mother of the oceans, rivers, and seas appears. With her shimmering presence and gentle guidance, she calms the waters and leads Asha and Aniya safely back home.
30 Caribbean Folklore legends
A Folklore Dictionary
6×9 Black and White, No Coloring Pages – For Young Adults – Adults
This book explores 30 popular folklore myths and characters throughout the Caribbean, what they are known for, how to protect yourself against them and what they look like. Take a walk with me as we explore the folklore characters of the Caribbean.
Featured Folklore: Anancy, Buck / Baccoo, Chickcharney, Churile, Ciguapa, Douens, Drums, Fairymaid/Mermaid, Gang Gang Sara, Halfway Tree (Silk Cotton Tree), Heartman, Hummingbirds, Jinn. Jumbee/Duppy, Kanaima, La Diablesse, Lagahoo, Lusca, Malju, Mama D’leau, Massacooramaan, Midnight Robber, Moko Jumbie, MoonGazer/Phantom, Papa Bois, River Mumma and the Golden Table, Rolling Calf, Saapin, SouCouYant and the Three-Footed-Horse.
A Folklore Dictionary
8.2×11 – Special Coloring Pages Black and White – for children.
This book explores 30 popular folklore myths and characters throughout the Caribbean, what they are known for, how to protect yourself against them and what they look like. Take a walk with me as we explore the folklore characters of the Caribbean.
Aajumbee Publishing House 