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“Spiderboy” Seid
Seid is a boy living in a condominium complex. Because of his disability, he cannot walk normally, but has to crawl to move around. The kids in the neighborhood unkindly call him “Spiderboy”. But who saves the day when the other children in the neighborhood get into trouble? How did Seid save the day and could the children learn to appreciate and start being kind to him?
Dedicated to the children of Cheshire Ethiopia past, present and future in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Cheshire Ethiopia. “Disability is not Inability”, may they be part of a more inclusive world.
This book is written in Amharic and English |
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Sinziro
This is one of the most popular folktales in Ethiopia. It is a story of a family who longed to have a perceptive child. Their wish comes true and they had a son whom they named Sinziro. Sinziro grows up to be a smart boy who protects his brothers from the neighborhood’s mischievous boys and adults. Sinziro is also a young man whose kindness and thoughtfulness for others leads him to accomplish remarkable things.
As a parable, this story demonstrates that envy and jealousy lead to bad actions resulting in negative consequences. While kindness and positive thinking result in good deeds. It also demonstrates that parents may treat each child as a unique individual, but parents love all their children equally.
This book is written in English |
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| “Spiderboy” Seid - $ 12.00 |
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