The Twelve Days of Christmas Safari - Hoffman, Wakanyi
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The Twelve Days of Christmas is a traditional English Christmas carol of French origin which details the gifts received from a true love beginning on the day after Christmas. But what gifts would one receive if the twelve days were spent on a magical safari through the African savanna? This version reveals some of the animals that might be spotted while out on a game drive. Set in Kenya, it appeals to both young and old readers and invites you to take an imaginary Christmas safari adventure, while giving yourself the gift of learning about the diversity of African wildlife.

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The Twelve Days of Christmas is a traditional English Christmas carol of French origin which details the gifts received from a true love beginning on the day after Christmas. But what gifts would one receive if the twelve days were spent on a magical safari through the African savanna? This version reveals some of the animals that might be spotted while out on a game drive. Set in Kenya, it appeals to both young and old readers and invites you to take an imaginary Christmas safari adventure, while giving yourself the gift of learning about the diversity of African wildlife.
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Autorenporträt
Wakanyi is a global nomad living in the Netherlands. She was born in Nairobi and grew up next to the world's only indigenous forest in a capital city, not far from the Nairobi National Park, or the famed Ngong Hills in the film Out of Africa. Wakanyi is fond of storytelling and recalls a childhood spent running through the forest, away from monkeys that were keen to steal her lunch box on the way to school! Telling nature stories became a favourite pastime with her friends and it nurtured the talent from an early age.Wakanyi is passionate about preserving these stories and promoting theAfrican indigenous way of oral storytelling through the African Folktales Project (www.africanfolktalesproject.com), a space she founded to curate, reimagine and reincarnate old African folktales for the world's future children. She is also the podcast host of Folktale Fridays ,a space where she shares these stories, and she also blogs about being a global nomad on www.aglobalnomadshome.com. She is also the author of The Twelve Days of Christmas Safari, an adventure story that captures the sights and sounds of the African savanna during the Christmas holiday. Wakanyi is a mother to four global nomad kids and together with her husband, they have raised their children in 7 countries so far, namely: Kenya, the US, Nepal, The Philippines, Ethiopia, Thailand and The Netherlands, where they currently reside. The Legend of the DancingBaobab Tree is her second book, and when not writing, Wakanyi teaches and performs folktales to a global audience. She mostly prefers to be out in the forest, taking a long walk.