Have you ever met an alien from outer space? Find out what happens when an alien visits Kagiso one night.

In Animal Tales 3 we meet new animal characters such as Tiger, Crocodile and Rabbit. Poor Wolf still suffers under the hand and tricks of Jackal and is often outwitted by Jackal.In Animal Tales 4 poor Wolf continues his trials with Jackal. Again we see that poor Wolf is too dim-witted to realize that he is being tricked. He learns nothing from the mishaps that befall him; no, experience leaves Wolf none the wiser The illustrations of up-and-coming artist Dale Blankenaar give new life to the antics of these animals.

Hierdie reeks is spesiaal ontwerp om kinders met aanvangslees te ondersteun. Die bekende sprokies, oorspronklike kunswerke en eenvoudige teks sorg vir ’n suksesvolle eerste leeservaring. Die sinstrukture is eenvoudig en woorde herhaal om betekenis duidelik oor te dra en woordherkenning aan te moedig. Teks en beeld ondersteun mekaar sodat kinders sonder sukkel self kan lees. Die vars styl, prettige detail en interessante karakters maak van eerste boekies die mees geliefde boekies.

Hierdie reeks is spesiaal ontwerp om kinders met aanvangslees te ondersteun. Die bekende sprokies, oorspronklike kunswerke en eenvoudige teks sorg vir ’n suksesvolle eerste leeservaring. Die sinstrukture is eenvoudig en woorde herhaal om betekenis duidelik oor te dra en woordherkenning aan te moedig. Teks en beeld ondersteun mekaar sodat kinders sonder sukkel self kan lees. Die vars styl, prettige detail en interessante karakters maak van eerste boekies die mees geliefde boekies.

This series was designed specifically to help beginner readers learn how to read. The well-known stories, exciting art work and simple, repetitive text ensure a successful first independent read. The text and illustrations are mutually supportive so children can read on their own without difficulty. The gorgeous finishing and extraordinary artwork make first books, best-loved books.

Die vierde boek in G.R. von Wielligh se klassieke versameling eg-Suid-Afrikaanse dierestories. In Dierestories 4 vang Jakkals en Wolf saam vis en hulle bou saam 'n huis. Ons leer Jakkals en Wolf se seuns ken. Jakkals moet Leeu se siek kind dokter en ons hoor van die kaskenades van Bobbejaan en Erdvark.

Dierestories 2 is die tweede in 'n reeks diereverhale versamel deur G.R. von Wielligh en volg op doe uiters gewilde Dierestories 1. Die diereverhale wat Von Wielligh versamel het van die Khoi-Khoi, is van die oudste diereverhale in Suid-Afrika. Dale Blankenaar se illustrasies gee nuwe lewe aan die diere se kaskenades. In Dierestories 2 maak ons kennis met nuwe dierekarakters soos Tier, Krokodil en Hasie. Arme Wolf kry dit nog op sy moses met Jakkals se skelmstreke!

The tales of Jackal and Wolf are to South Africans what apple pie is to Americans. No one should grow up without them. Yet the sly Jackal and the whimsical Wolf is older than apple pie. These stories come from the Khoi-Khoi, a group of Bushmen who narrated them into existence shortly after the Stone Age. "Animal Tales Volume 1" is the first book in a series of animal stories compiled by G. R. von Wielligh, who heard them as a child and who spent his adult life documenting them for future generations. In this edition, freshly translated into modern English, the stories get a new look thanks to the beautiful, full-color illustrations of Dale Blankenaar."Animal Tales Volume 1" is a compilation of 15 stories. We read about the big war between the walking and the flying animals; we are told who gets crowned as the king of the animals and we meet sly Jackal and poor, gullible Wolf. In "Animal Tales Volume 2" among the 15 additional stories, we meet Tiger, Crocodile and Rabbit, while poor Wolf still suffers under the hand of Jackal and is often outwitted by Jackal. We also discover why Tortoise is such a gloomy fellow and how he came to learn that honesty is better than lying. We also read that even a clever animal like Baboon can be fooled.

Dierestories 1 is die eerste in ’n reeks diereverhale versamel deur G.R. von Wielligh. Die diereverhale wat Von Wielligh versamel het van die Khoi-Khoi, is van die oudste diereverhale in Suid-Afrika. Met die nuutste uitgawe kry die verhale ’n nuwe baadjie met die pragtige illustrasies van Dale Blankenaar.

Dierestories 1 bestaan uit 15 stories. Daar word onder andere vertel van die groot geveg tussen die lopende en die vlieënde diere; wie die voëls, die insekte en die diere as koning verkies het en ons maak kennis met Jakkals Spitsneus en arme, dom Wolf.

The tales of Jackal and Wolf are to South Africans what apple pie is to Americans. No one should grow up without them. Yet the sly Jackal and the whimsical Wolf is older than apple pie. These stories come from the Khoi-Khoi, a group of Bushmen who narrated them into existence shortly after the Stone Age. In "Animal Tales Volume 2" among the 15 additional stories, we meet Tiger, Crocodile and Rabbit, while poor Wolf still suffers under the hand of Jackal and is often outwitted by Jackal. We also discover why Tortoise is such a gloomy fellow and how he came to learn that honesty is better than lying. We also read that even a clever animal like Baboon can be fooled.

Animal Tales 4 is the fourth in a series of animal stories compiled by G.R. von Wielligh. These stories were gathered by Von Wielligh from the Khoikhoi people and are some of the oldest animal stories known in South Africa. The illustrations of Dale Blankenaar give new life to the antics of these animals.

Animal tales 3 is the third in a series of animal stories compiled by G.R. von Wielligh. These stories were gathered by Von Wielligh from the Khoikhoi people and are some of the oldest animal stories known in South Africa. The illustrations of Dale Blankenaar give new life to the antics of these animals. In Animal tales 3 we meet new animal charaters such as Tiger, Crocodile and Rabbit. Poor Wolf still suffers under the hand and tricks of Jackal and is often outwitted by Jackal.

Daniel was visiting Grandpa and Grandma. Grandpa read him a story about a brave soldier. Grandma sang him a song about a brave mouse running up a clock. Now Daniel had to sleep. But the bed didn't feel as comfortable as his own bed. The room looked darker than his own room. And he heard a strange noise on the roof. It sounded like huge, heavy animals dancing and prancing around the chimney. "Grandpa!" Daniel cried. “Grandpa, I hear something on the roof!” “What do you hear, Daniel?" Grandpa asked. "I think it might be rhinocephants, Grandpa. A whole herd of rhinocephants."