Epuh Puta, le papillon et autres contes is a collection of short tales by Essoh Ngome, published by Classiques africains in 2000. The book features a series of narratives centered around the character Epuh Puta and a butterfly, likely rooted in folklore or cultural storytelling traditions. With 63 pages, it offers a concise yet evocative exploration of themes such as nature, identity, or community, presented in French. While the exact content details are sparse, the work appears to cater to readers interested in African literature, children’s stories, or literary collections. Its brevity and thematic focus suggest it may serve as an accessible entry point into Ngome’s storytelling style or regional narratives.