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The Story of Little Black Sambo is a [[children]]'s book by Helen Bannerman. Helen was a [[Scottish]] national. The book was first published in 1899 and features the hero, Sambo, outwitting a group of hungry tigers to return safely home where he eats 169 [[pancakes]] for his supper.  
 
The Story of Little Black Sambo is a [[children]]'s book by Helen Bannerman. Helen was a [[Scottish]] national. The book was first published in 1899 and features the hero, Sambo, outwitting a group of hungry tigers to return safely home where he eats 169 [[pancakes]] for his supper.  
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The story takes place in a mythical India and the tigers racing around the tree are turned into [[ghee]] a form of [[butter]].
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The story takes place in a mythical India and the tigers racing around the tree are turned into [[ghee]], an [[Indian]] form of [[butter]].
    
The story was a children's favorite for many years, but then became controversial in certain countries due to the increase of [[political correct]]ness.
 
The story was a children's favorite for many years, but then became controversial in certain countries due to the increase of [[political correct]]ness.

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