A Tale of the Singing Fish
A Tale of the Singing Fish by Ada Davidson is an illustrated chapter book published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on October 23, 2015. This 88-page work presents the story of Oma, a poor and selfish woman who encounters a kind and singing fish named “Big Heart” at the river. The narrative explores the dynamics between Oma and the fish, highlighting themes of generosity and greed through their battle of wills.
Readers will find a blend of folklore and moral lessons woven throughout the tale, reflecting the author’s childhood experiences in Nigeria. The story aims to convey the importance of cultural knowledge passed down through folktales, making it a significant piece for those interested in literature and mythology. This edition invites readers to engage with the rich traditions of storytelling while enjoying a captivating narrative.
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Oma is a poor, greedy, and selfish woman that met a kind, generous, and singing fish at the river.The fish, “Big Heart,” befriended Oma but Oma wasn’t very nice in return.The battle of wills between the fish and the woman makes this book a moral and entertaining piece for the reader.This book is an illustrated chapter book.The story reminds the author of her time growing up in Nigeria. Story time was one of the privileges that she enjoyed as a child. She hope that through this book her readers will appreciate some of the subtle ways that her culture passes down knowledge, to the young through Folktales.You can find other books by the author at Amazon, Barnes and Noble and other book stores. Also, look up Chidinma Onyegbaduo for more books.
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