Lou-Anne and the Great Mosquito Invasion
The day began with a wind so strong that it made the Savannah seem as though it had forgotten how to sit still. The tall grass bent and swayed in great golden waves. Leaves spun through the air, loose...
Lou-Anne’s own library, full of friends who are always up to something.
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The day began with a wind so strong that it made the Savannah seem as though it had forgotten how to sit still. The tall grass bent and swayed in great golden waves. Leaves spun through the air, loose...
The sun was sinking behind the Savannah when Lou-Anne and her friends gathered beneath the old baobab tree. The sky glowed orange and pink, and the tall grass moved gently in the evening breeze....
Tomorrow, Lou-Anne would turn eleven. She knew this because the date was circled in green on Omi’s calendar. She knew it because Opi had whispered something to M’Pofo that morning and then...
The sun was only just beginning to warm the savannah when Lou-Anne heard something land with a soft thump on the branch above her. She looked up. Two golden eyes stared back. “Morning,” said Nia....
The morning sun had only just climbed above the acacia trees when Lou-Anne arrived beneath the baobab carrying a small blue card. All her friends gathered around her. M’Pofo lowered his enormous...
The first sign of trouble appeared beside the old waterhole. Lou-Anne was walking there with M’Pofo when she noticed a wooden post leaning sideways in the mud. A little sign hung from it by one...