This book is inspired by an old Somali Folktales. It is also an adaptation of the Boy Who Cried Wolf by Aesop. The tale concerns a goat herd boy who repeatedly fools villagers into thinking a hyena is attacking his flock. When an actual hyena appears and the boy calls for help, The villagers believe that it is another false alarm, and the goats are eaten by the hyena.
Discover the enchanting tale of "Ali the Boy Who Lied," a bilingual story that caters to both English and Somali speakers. This delightful picture book is designed to engage and educate young readers.
- Bilingual Learning: English and Somali text promotes language development.
- Engaging Illustrations: Captivating visuals that bring the story to life.
- Educational Value: Teaches important lessons about honesty and integrity.
A perfect addition for children's libraries, "Ali the Boy Who Lied" fosters a love for reading while supporting cultural diversity. Ideal for parents looking to introduce their children to bilingual storytelling!
Packed with trivia questions and games this story is a great tool to test your child comprehension and to learn how to appreciate a story.
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We are an organisation that aims to promote the Somali language and support the new generation of Somalis living abroad to reconnect with their heritage. We developed a learning website, videos, bilingual storybooks and merchandise.You can also see more of our books on amazon.
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