A Chicken Called Peri Peri
Author: Sharon Abimbola Salu Category: Animals, Black Joy, Culture and Heritage, Elementary School, Family, Food and Drink, Infants and Toddlers, Life Lessons, Preschool Country: Nigeria, African Continent, West Africa Language: English Reading Age: Elementary School, Infants and Toddlers, Preschool Illustrator: Svitlana Liuta Share: More DetailsA heartwarming picture book with bright, colorful illustrations, telling the story of friendship and sharing between African twin sisters and their pet chicken.
Deep in the heart of Lagos
in a beautiful house surrounded by trees
there lived a man, a woman, and their daughters.
Twin sisters, Doja and Remi are alike but very different. They both love animals but want different pets. Doja loves playing soccer and flying airplanes. She wants a puppy.
Remi, on the other hand, loves making colorful art, painting portraits, drawing pictures, and playing the guitar. She wants a pet canary.
As their 7th birthday approaches, the girls learn important life lessons.
When a chicken struts into their lives, the girls learn the value of friendship and the joy of sharing. This book is the sequel to A Goat Called Curry, the heartwarming story of Mofolusho and her pet goat.
The secondary characters in this picture book are the ingredients used to make Mozambique style Chicken Peri Peri, a popular African dish, with Portuguese origins.
Recommended for preschool kids, kindergarten kids, toddlers and readers of all ages.
A Chicken Called Peri Peri
Written by Sharon Abimbola Salu (Author)
Illustrated by Svitlana Liuta
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