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Benedict's SAGA by: Ovid Singh
Benedict’s SAGA
Is the Crow a Bad Bird? by: Ovid Singh
Is the Crow a Bad Bird?
Is the Crow a Bad Bird? is a children’s book depicting Rosemary and the crow fighting over the ribs she is cooking on a hot grill. The crow is shrewd and conniving, outwitting Rosemary at her own intelligence; he peed and pooped on the scarecrow, and laughed at her. The crow is good at what he does best, peep and peck.
Benedict and the Magic Chameleon by: Ovid Singh
Benedict and the Magic Chameleon
The First Encounter by: Ovid Singh
The First Encounter
Benedict at grandma’s house unknowingly encountered a chameleon wrapped up in its own thoughts. The unexplained chain of events that followed led to Benedict’s vacation be short-lived. Will Benedict survive the ordeal? About the Book David Omondi is a prolific writer and avid reader. His writings are inspired by African storytelling and forklore learned from his grandmother and mother while young. David grew up in a village where he came across a lot of animals in their habitat. The First Encounter was created by observing the chameleon.
Ovid Singh
Ovid Singh
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