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Little Muddy Waters:
A Gullah Folk Tale

Written by Ronald Daise
Foreword by Eleanora E. Tate
Illustrations by Barbara McArtor
Published by G.O.G. Enterprises

NOW AVAILABLE as book or CD!
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$14.95

Little Muddy Waters is narrated by Ron and Natalie Daise and includes "Respec Yo Eldas (The Little Muddy Waters Song)".

Hardheaded Little Muddy Waters gets into everything and does everything that he's told not to do. His grandmother tries to teach him Gullah traditions and beliefs to show him right from wrong. But Little Muddy Waters only laughs at her ways. By and by, however, he learns a lesson he'll never forget! Based on the tales of "Raw Head and Bloody Bones" and "Little Eight John," this captivating retold folk tale is a must-read for children of all ages.

 

Reminiscences of Sea Island Heritage: Legacy of Freedmen on St Helena Island

by Ronald Daise
Published by Sandlapper Publishing Company

This intimate look at Gullah culture and history documents the lifestyles, customs, superstitions and folklore of St. Helena Island, called from the memories of a proud group of Sea Island blacks. The history of these first freedmen and their descendants is a colorful, provocative story, told to a great extent in their own words and illustrated with photographs taken on the island during the late 1800s and early 1900s. The old tales, spirituals and beliefs, many of which will soon be forgotten, as third and fourth generation islanders identify less and less with their heritage, are preserved here by a native islander and presented with a dash of Sea Island flavor.

 

De Gullah Storybook (fa laarn fa count from 1-10)

Written by Ronald Daise
Illustrations by Barbara McArtor
Published by G.O.G. Enterprises

Bonus CD! Story on CD narrated by Ron and Natalie Daise

Back by popular demand, De Gullah Storybook is a counting book with poems in both Gullah and English. Written by Ronald Daise in 1989, this republication features vibrant new color illustrations from local artist Barbara McArtor. Contemporary Sea Island scenes accent melodic and humorous Gullah rhythms that make learning or reading about the numbers 1 through 10 an unforgettable event. For those who find reciting Gullah too imposing, the Story on CD is included for your listening pleasure.