Joyce Carol Thomas Books

The skull talks back and other haunting tales

By Zora Neale Hurston

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What's the Hurry, Fox?: And Other Animal Stories

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What's the Hurry, Fox?: And Other Animal Stories

By Zora Neale Hurston, Joyce Carol Thomas

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Presents a volume of pourquoi tales collected by Zora Neale Hurston from her field research in the Gulf states in the 1920s.

The Six Fools

By Joyce Carol Thomas

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A young man searches for three people more foolish than his fiancée and her parents.

The Three Witches

By Joyce Carol Thomas

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Three hungry witches set out to eat two orphaned children while their grandmother is away at the market.

The three witches

By Joyce Carol Thomas

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Three hungry witches set out to eat two orphaned children while their grandmother is away at the market.

Lies and Other Tall Tales

By Christopher Myers

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A compilation of tall tales collected by folklorist Zora Neale Hurston during her travels in the Gulf states during the 1930s.

When the Nightingale Sings

By Joyce Carol Thomas

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Despite her mean-spirited foster mother's attempts to demean her, fourteen-year-old orphan Marigold finds the song within her heart during the search for a new lead gospel singer for the Rose of Sh...

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