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How The Tiniest Can Be Stronger Than The Most Ferocious

Jean-Maurice Belekwa
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Pages
44
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Proisle Publishing Services

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Who can rescue the goose eggs from the wicked python? Will it be the huge elephant with his deep trumpeting sound? The ferocious lion with his sharp claws and loud roar? The brave gorilla with the threatening pounding of his chest? Or can the lowly ant save the day? Find out what it really takes to be a hero.
JEAN-MAURICE BELEKWA is originally from the Democratic of the Congo in Africa, a country where life lessons are presented to children through folktales. This book is a moral guide for children to not limit themselves from help since the one who may seem weak to us carries the greatest strength.

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