Black Folk Tales

Black Folk Tales
Black Folk Tales, written by Erick Berry in the 1920s, features 13 Hausa folktales from Nigeria, retold and illustrated by the author. Berry, an American who lived in West Africa, drew from her experiences and cultural insights gained during her time there. This collection highlights the richness of African storytelling and serves as a significant contribution to children's literature, showcasing Berry's dual talents as both an author and illustrator.











