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• Published on: 1996-05-01
• Released on: 1996-05-01
• Original language:
  English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 11.00" h x
  .40" w x
  9.00" l,
  .85 pounds
  
• Binding: Library Binding

Zomo the Rabbit Zomo is a very clever rabbit, who asks Sky-God for wisdom. But Zomo must accomplish three difficult tasks--collect scales from Big Fish, milk from Strong Cow, and a tooth from Leopard. Is Zomo really clever enough to accomplish the nearly impossible? In his award-winning style, Gerald McDermott deftly combines simple, rhythmic language and dazzling, full-color art to bring to life a traditional We Full description

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Could Zomo the Rabbit be the ancestor of Bugs Bunny?
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One of the universal figures in mythology is the trickster, from Hermes of classical mythology to Iktomi of the Indians of the American plains. Zomo the Rabbit is an example of an animal trickster and is often at the center of many of the traditional tales of West Africa, while other cultures tell similar stories about the Spider and the Tortoise using guile and trickery to outwit their larger foes.In "Zomo the Rabbit: A Trickster Tale from West Africa" Gerald McDermott knows that he is clever but wishes to acquire wisdom. But before he can earn wisdom the Sky God gives him three impossible tasks and requires Zomo to bring him the scales of Big Fish in the sea, the milk of Wild Cow, and the tooth of Leopard. The question is whether Zomo's cleverness can make up for the fact that the is not big and he is not strong. Well, of course, he can, but that does not necessarily mean that gaining wisdom will make his life any easier out in the jungle.McDermott's colorful artwork is influenced by African designs and he tells the tale with simple, rhythmic language that will appeal to the youngest of readers. The author and illustrator has been studying the trickster motif in folklore and mythology for some time, having earned a Caldecott Honor for "Anansi the Spider," another tale from Africa. "Zomo the Rabbit" will obviously remind many young readers of another rascally rabbit, which will help establish the idea that the trickster has been around for a long time in many different, but similar, guises.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
visually stunning with a cheeky side
By Ms. Miranda J. Bailey
well this has turned out to be my 4 year olds 2nd favourite book, after 'Raven' by the same author. lovely pictures, lots of charm and more in the series....love it! totally suitable for older kids too....in fact this may even be a little 'old' for 4 really!

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Four Stars
By Amazon Customer
Niece liked it, I have not read it.

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