Oja and the Parrot’s Curse

Sub-Saharan sorcery meets hope, romance and war in this African adventure alive with curious, quaint and colourful characters.

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In the modest but peace-loving village of Umuzura, everyone enjoys the fruits of their colourful culture and ample agriculture. Who would start worrying about any prophecy that their happy lives and freedom is doomed to some disaster – even if it wasn’t the village parrot that said so?

As for Obinna, the apple of his eye is Adaure, the lead singer and dancer in Umuzura’s latest festival. With his flute, he hopes to make his suit and earn some money, seeing nothing sinister in the old beggarman he

takes pity on, on his way.

After all, surely, he is blind? Isn’t he?

Yet on the wrong side of West Africa’s Sahel lurks the kingdom of Tangandoom, a warrior kingdom that preys on its neighbours under its tyrant king, Gandoom – and its green eyes have spotted Umuzura.

Sub-Saharan sorcery meets hope, romance and war in this African adventure alive with curious, quaint and

colourful characters.

Book Reviews
The real strength in this book; however, is its enduring Truths (as a parable), and those truths being able to tie everything and bring everything back together again to reflect the greater message of the story. Anti-climactic plot turn(s), but good ending.
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Sub-Saharan sorcery meets hope, romance and war in this African adventure alive with curious, quaint and colourful characters.