SPECIFIC BOOK INDEX
(the stories in this list have been alphabetized and are not in order of appearance)

Trickster Tales; Forty Folk Stories from Around the World, retold by Josepha Sherman, illustrated by David Boston. August House, 1996.
ISBN 0-87483-450-3

Anansi Returns (Jamaica)
Caliph’s Questions (Iraq)
Coyote Goes Hunting - (Arizona - White Mt. Apache)
Djuba’s Guests (Morocco)
Effendi and the Riddles (Central Asia & China - Uygur)
Eye-Juggling (Great Plains - Blackfoot)
Fire-Taking (Venezuela - Makiritare)
Glara Saves His Sons (Botswana Ju/’hoan)
Guinea Pig and Fox (Peru)
Hare and Tortoise (Mozambique - Thonga)
Hare, Otter, Monkey, and Badger (Japan)
Hedley Kow (England)
Hershele’s Feast (Eastern Europe - Jewish)
Hlakanyana (South Africa - Xhosa)
Jack the Varmint Killer (U.S. Appalachian Mts.)
John and His Freedom (Southern United States)
Khoja in Court (Turkey)
Lapin and the Little Tar Man (Louisiana - Creole)
Leprechaun’s Gold (Ireland)
Leshy (Eastern Europe/ Russia)
Liar Mvkang and the Rich Folk (Burma - Rawang)
Lutin or Not? (French Canada)
Lutin’s Pranks (France)
Magic Burro (Mexico)
Mare’s Egg (Chile)
Poor Man of Nippur (Ancient Babylonia)
Rabbit and Wildcat (Northeast N. America - Algonquin)
Raven Steals the Light (Alaska - Inuit)
Saynday Was Coming Along (Great Plains - Kiowa)
Snaring of the Sun (Hawaii)
Theft of Fire (Philippines - Ilocano)
Tokwah (Argentina - Mataco)
Tortoise’s Debt and Pig’s Grunt (Cameroon)
Trickster in the Underworld (China)
Trickster’s Revenge (Minnesota - Menominee)
Two Legs or One? (Egypt)
Two Tricksters (India)
Tyl Eulenspiegel and the Marvelous Painting (Netherlands)
Tyl Eulenspiegel and the Wager (Germany)
Why Anansi Owns Every Story (Ghana -Ashanti)


(Updated 4/10/02)