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The iguana's tail: crick crack stories from the Caribbean

 

Jacket illustration shows a tiger, an Afro-Caribbean woman, a flamingo, and other animals standing on the back of a giant green iguana. A monkey swings from a palm leaf (jacket back.)

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Title:
The iguana's tail: crick crack stories from the Caribbean
Identifier:
PZ8.1.S54Ig
Permalink:
https://n2t.net/ark:/81984/d3x298
Type:
Image
Notes:
Gioia Fiammenghi was the illustrator. Summary: Six folk tales from the West Indies which the storyteller begins with the phrase "Crick Crack" and the audience must answer "Break my back" before the tale starts.


Rights:
Copyright not evaluated
Access:
Public access

Subject--Topic:
Book jackets

Author:
Sherlock, Philip Manderson, Sir
Contributor:
Fiammenghi, Gioia

Publisher:
Crowell
Place of Publication:
New York (N.Y.)
Date of Publication:
1969

Form:
Illustrated works
Color:
Color

Collection Information


Collection:
H.D. Carberry Collection of Caribbean Studies
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Repository:
University of Illinois at Chicago. Library. Special Collections and University Archives Department (Richard J. Daley Library)
Repository Collection Type:
Rare Books
Repository Location:
Richard J. Daley Library