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Many readers will recognize Uncle Remus’ beloved animal characters, like Br’er Rabbit and Br’er Fox, along with the enchanting tales that surround them. The term tar baby, which signifies a particularly sticky situation, has even made its way into everyday language. Even those unfamiliar with these stories likely know not to toss a rabbit into a briar patch, thanks to Walt Disney’s groundbreaking film Song of the South, inspired by Uncle Remus tales. Joel Chandler Harris, a Georgia newsman, grew up immersed in the folktales of the local Black community and later shared these stories in...

In Uncle Remus Returns, the beloved storyteller shares a collection of 11 enchanting tales with the son of the original little boy who is visiting his grandmother on the plantation. As always, Uncle Remus delights listeners with his humorous and insightful observations on human nature, weaving rich narratives that resonate with wisdom and wit. These captivating stories, originally published in the Uncle Remus magazine from 1905 and 1906, have been thoughtfully compiled into this delightful book by the author. (Summary by Phil Chenevert)

Join the little boy who adores Uncle Remus and his enchanting tales, as the storytelling sessions attract an eclectic mix of listeners. Daddy Jack, an old Africa man visiting from the countryside; Sis Tempy, the formidable chief of the mansions servants; and the charming young servant-girl, Tildy, all find their way to Uncle Remus humble cabin whenever they can, eager to gather around the hearth and be captivated by his remarkable stories of clever animals like Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox. As the visitors take turns sharing their own versions of the tales, it becomes clear that storytelling is a ...

Unravel the thrilling mysteries of war-time detective work in this captivating collection of stories. Witness detectives navigate through treacherous war zones, facing danger at every juncture as they solve enigmatic cases - including the audacious kidnapping of President Lincoln. - Summary by Carolin