Rosetta Baskerville's collection of Ugandan folktales offers a glimpse into the rich oral tradition of this East African country. Gathered from various sources, including her own experiences and the work of renowned Ugandan folklorist Apollo Kaggwa, these stories encompass a wide range of genres and themes. From the whimsical tale of "The Fairy Bee" to the thrilling adventure of "The King of the Snakes," these folktales entertain, educate, and provide insights into the beliefs, values, and history of the Baganda people. Baskerville's careful adaptations and annotations make this collection an invaluable resource for anyone interested in African literature, folklore, or cultural studies.