Description
This book is a children’s story titled “Bata Bukini wa Dhahabu,” which translates to “The Golden Goose”. It is part of the “Hadithi za Spear Sharp” series of famous stories, indicating it is a Swahili retelling of a classic fairy tale. The cover depicts a boy with an axe and a golden goose emerging from a tree stump, illustrating a key moment from the story.
- Key Themes:
- Classic fairy tales.
- Greed and consequences.
The book’s purpose is to introduce young Swahili-speaking readers to a popular folk tale in their native language. It serves to entertain and teach a moral lesson through an engaging and culturally relevant narrative.
