Kirikou and the Wild Beast Fabric line drawings and rare black

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Kirikou and the Wild Beast Fabric line drawings and rare blackTiny Senegalese hero Kirikou is back in this sumptuous follow up to the universally beloved Kirikou and the Sorceress. Using his wits and speed, brave Kirikou once again sets out to thwart the evil Sorceress Karaba and save his village from supernatural and environmental perils. Comprised of 4 short segments and based on traditional West African folk tales, Kirikou and the Wild Beast shows how the smallest and most valiant of heroes can overcome the