Ala and Olori's Squabble: An African American FolkTale - Hardcover
Ala and Olori's Squabble: An African American FolkTale - Hardcover
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by Angel Pridgen (Author), Stephanie Hider (Illustrator)
"Ala and Olori's Squabble: An African American Folktale" invites readers into a galaxy filled with twinkling stars and swirling planets where sibling rivalry sparks a heavenly dispute. Ala and Olori, daughters of the God of All Things, clash over their father's creations. While Ala cherishes every creature, Olori scoffs at their plainness. Their squabble catches the attention of their father, who proposes a test: each must craft their own creation. As they reveal their creations, Olori's envy turns to awe, and she learns that true beauty comes from love and kindness. Join Ala and Olori as they discover the power of sisterly love and creativity, inspiring everyone to find beauty in the world surrounding them.
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