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A heartwarming picture book with bright, colorful illustrations, telling the story of friendship and sharing between African twin sisters and their pet chicken.
Deep in the heart of Lagos
in a beautiful house surrounded by trees
there lived a man, a woman, and their daughters.
Twin sisters, Doja and Remi are alike but very different. They both love animals but want different pets. Doja loves playing soccer and flying airplanes. She wants a puppy.
Remi, on the other hand, loves making colorful art, painting portraits, drawing pictures, and playing the guitar. She wants a pet canary.
As their 7th birthday approaches, the girls learn important life lessons.
When a chicken struts into their lives, the girls learn the value of friendship and the joy of sharing. This book is the sequel to A Goat Called Curry, the heartwarming story of Mofolusho and her pet goat.
The secondary characters in this picture book are the ingredients used to make Mozambique style Chicken Peri Peri, a popular African dish, with Portuguese origins.
Recommended for preschool kids, kindergarten kids, toddlers and readers of all ages.
Deep in the heart of Lagos
in a beautiful house surrounded by trees
there lived a man, a woman, and their daughters.
Twin sisters, Doja and Remi are alike but very different. They both love animals but want different pets. Doja loves playing soccer and flying airplanes. She wants a puppy.
Remi, on the other hand, loves making colorful art, painting portraits, drawing pictures, and playing the guitar. She wants a pet canary.
As their 7th birthday approaches, the girls learn important life lessons.
When a chicken struts into their lives, the girls learn the value of friendship and the joy of sharing. This book is the sequel to A Goat Called Curry, the heartwarming story of Mofolusho and her pet goat.
The secondary characters in this picture book are the ingredients used to make Mozambique style Chicken Peri Peri, a popular African dish, with Portuguese origins.
Recommended for preschool kids, kindergarten kids, toddlers and readers of all ages.