books by Helen Bannerman

books by Helen Bannerman

books:

Helen Bannerman

Helen Bannerman

Buccaneer Books, 1983

Really Good. A Classic!
I don't undestand why this book would be considered rascist. Some say the pictures are the reason. If no one were to tell me, I would have never known. If some people think this is a story that relates to the author's rascism, then that is their small-minded problem. ...

Little Black Sambo (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press)
Helen Bannerman

Dodo Press, 2006

By the Scottish author of a number of children's books, the most famous being Little Black Sambo. She lived for a good proportion of her life in India, where her husband was an officer in the Indian Medical Service. The story takes place in a fairy tale India where a little boy outwits the predators in his world, to return safely home and eat 169 ...

The Story of Little Babaji

Helen Bannerman

HarperCollins, 2002

A Classic Tale Told With Class
The Story of Little Babaji is a terrific new retelling of the old childrens story of Little Black Sambo. The drama and intrigue (and yummy, buttery pancakes) of the original are all present here, but without the unfortunate racially-charged issues that have plagued ...

The Story of Little Black Sambo

HarperCollins, 2003

Satisfaction
I had this book when I was a little girl and lost it. I loved it then, and learned that it had been "taken off the shelves." Hoping that Amazon had it available, I checked. Yippee! It was there. It came promptly and the condition was excellent. Thank you so much.

Little Black Sambo
Helen Bannerman

Unknown, 1976

The Boy and the Tigers (Little Golden Book)

Helen Bannerman

Golden Books, 2004

Little Rajani Out wits some tigers
A lovely updated version of "Little Black Sambo", the story follows Little Rajani, who out wits some tigers when walking through a forrest. The pictures are bright and engaging, and the story has been written so that it is suitable for a young child.

The Story Of Little Black Quibba (1903)

Helen Bannerman

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2008

Our "mixed-race" children love this book
This is an excellent book. Cretins have deprived children of the works of Helen Bannerman for too long. Her classic story of "Little Black Sambo" is improved upon here, this time our hero is Quibba, a kind, intelligent boy who cares for his sick mother and goes on a ...

The Story of Little Black Sambo (Wee Books for Wee Folk)

Helen Bannerman

Applewood Books(MA), 1996

Black Sambo lives forever
This is the best book my parents have ever read to me. I lauged when asked if black peoples lips are really that big. They told me yes but that Maxine Waters has the biggest. Well i don't know who he is but i think the writer meant to say waffles instead of pancakes at ...

Story of Little Black Sambo
Helen Bannerman

Handprint Books, 2007

The Story of Little Black Sambo

Helen Bannerman

Handprint Books, 2003

Little Black Sambo with illustrations by Bing
I saw this book in a bookstore this summer. I have been getting other editions from England to give to children as gifts. This is a magnificent book with great illustrations by Bing. I have read the other reviews and trust me that this story stands on its own to ...

Little Black Sambo
Helen Bannerman

Whitman, 1932

Little Black Sambo (A Golden Book)
Helen Bannerman

Golden Press, 1961

The Story of Little Black Mingo (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press)

Helen Bannerman

Dodo Press, 2006

Our "mixed-race" children love this book
This is an excellent book. Cretins have deprived children of the works of Helen Bannerman for too long. Her classic story of "Little Black Sambo" is improved upon here, this time our heroine is Mingo, a put upon girl who lives with a wicked woman who beats her. She is ...

LITTLE BLACK SAMBO
Helen Bannerman

GOLDEN PRESS, 1978

Large size Golden Book edition of the famous Little Black Sambo story.

The Story of Little Black Sambo
Helen Bannerman

FQ Classics, 2007

The Story of Little Black Sambo is a popular children's story authored by Helen Bannerman. This story was written by Bannerman, a Scot, while living in India. Although the book doesn't contain any racial overtones, it has been known as a controversial book due to the original illustrations in early european and american editions which gave the ...