Adventures of Selah and Grandpa Shingi
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Narrated by:
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Valerie Flower
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Written by:
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Chenai Muchemwa
About this listen
From ancient Africa comes a story you will never forget...
“Imagine the most beautiful pools covering thousands of kilometers. Pools of various shapes and sizes. When the pools are still, the dominant color of the water they hold is blue. When the pools stir; they become mysterious and the water changes colors from blue, to red, to green. The pools are most beautiful when they hold all colors. Open your eyes Selah and look!”
Grandpa Shingi removed his hands from her eyes. Selah squealed delightedly.
“This is the best birthday gift ever Grandpa! Thank you so much. Can I feel the water?”
“Yes go ahead. These pools hold the secrets to everything. The pools have been around for so long there is nothing they don’t know.”
Grandpa Shingi chuckled. Selah knelt besides the pool and ran her fingers in the water. She giggled.
“Look Grandpa, the water painted my nails blue, red and green.”
“Yes isn’t that lovely?”
“Yes! Oh my I see some goldfish swimming in there. I wonder how the water tastes.”
“You can’t drink that water Selah. Not yet. One day perhaps when you need it.”
“Grandpa how come we have never come to these pools? I can’t wait to tell everyone when we get back home!”
“Selah, today you are ten years old and that is why I brought you here. Even if you tell everyone about the pools they won't believe you. Very few people know about them.”
“I get it! These pools are magical and so we have to keep them a secret.”
Selah ran to her grandpa and hugged him.
“I love you so much and thank you for bringing me here. Does grandma know you brought me here?”
“Actually, it was her who reminded me to bring you here.” Grandpa Shingi winked.
It made him sad to know Selah was an orphan. Both her parents died before she turned two and she had no memory of them.
Adventures of Selah is a story from ancient Africa which holds some great lessons to pass on to children.
©2013 Chenai Muchemwa (P)2019 Chenai Muchemwa