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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
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The Story of Chanda

The Story of Chanda

Beaty, Dione

Paperback

General Juvenile Fiction

ISBN13: 9798328964104
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 20 2024
Pages: 76
Weight: 0.44
Height: 0.16 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
  • Chanda's resilience and courage: Chanda, a young Chama woman from Zambia, inherits her parents' land and faces the greed of her relatives who want to take it from her. Her story is a testament to the cultural values of the Chakma people, where the community upholds her right to her legacy. She becomes a respected and prosperous figure who honors her parents' memory, a symbol of Chama's deep-rooted respect for ancestral land.
  • The Kwen sanctuary and its mud pools: The Kwen is a hidden sanctuary in a lush valley where visitors can enjoy the harmony of nature and the rejuvenating benefits of mud pools. The story focuses on Elara, a young woman who seeks solace and rejuvenation at Kwen and feels a profound connection to the natural world. Connection to the land. The mud pools, rich in sulfur and minerals, revitalize the skin and spirit, offering a sense of tranquility and peace to those who use them.
  • Kairo and the tete-chien: Kairo is a young boy who encounters a tete-chien, a revered boa that guards the forest in Dominica. The snake's journey is both physical and symbolic, reflecting his deepening connection to the land. The tete-chien symbolizes the connection between humanity and nature and is a powerful reminder of the importance of harmony and balance in our relationship with the environment.
  • The kulu'lu phenomenon and its effects: The Kukulu'lu is a phenomenon in Dominica where heavy rain transforms streams into raging torrents that stain the sea red. The story follows Tia, a young healer who witnesses the Kukulu'lu and escapes its destruction. She feels a renewed sense of purpose and reverence for the land. The kulu'lu is a testament to the power and danger of nature and the need for awareness and understanding. She feels a renewed sense of purpose and reverence for the land. The kulu'lu demonstrates the power and danger of nature, highlighting the need for awareness and understanding.
  • The village teachers of Wotton Waven: The village teachers of Wotton Waven are three legendary teachers who have shaped the lives of many in Dominica. They are Teachers James Alexander, Miss James, and Sir Algernon. They are known for their dedication, passion, and impact on their students and the community. They teach their students the values of hard work, respect, and integrity and inspire them to achieve their dreams.

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