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From books about shape-shifters and the trickster Anansi to one little girl putting her trust in a very smart crab, Primary School students were enthralled by Caribbean stories expertly woven by several Government Ministers.
Hosted by the National Library and Information Systems Authority (NALIS), the event saw Ministers and students explore the world of Caribbean folklore through spoken word as part of International Literacy Day commemorations.
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