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The Finish Line
The Finish Line follows Mafoya, a determined girl who dreams of becoming her town's top sprinter. During an athletic competition, Mafoya crosses the finish line and finds herself in the magical Musanga Kingdom where she meets talking animals and embarks on adventures that test her character. Suitable for children aged 8-14, this book is an ideal pick for parents seeking enriching stories for kids, and for teachers looking to introduce themes of integrity, perseverance, responsibility, and fair play in the classroom and in sports.
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The Finish Line
The Finish Line follows Mafoya, a determined girl who dreams of becoming her town's top sprinter. During an athletic competition, Mafoya crosses the finish line and finds herself in the magical Musanga Kingdom where she meets talking animals and embarks on adventures that test her character. Suitable for children aged 8-14, this book is an ideal pick for parents seeking enriching stories for kids, and for teachers looking to introduce themes of integrity, perseverance, responsibility, and fair play in the classroom and in sports.
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The Finish Line

The Finish Line

by Ayo Oyeku
The Finish Line

The Finish Line

by Ayo Oyeku

Overview

The Finish Line follows Mafoya, a determined girl who dreams of becoming her town's top sprinter. During an athletic competition, Mafoya crosses the finish line and finds herself in the magical Musanga Kingdom where she meets talking animals and embarks on adventures that test her character. Suitable for children aged 8-14, this book is an ideal pick for parents seeking enriching stories for kids, and for teachers looking to introduce themes of integrity, perseverance, responsibility, and fair play in the classroom and in sports.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781957810188
Publisher: Iskanchi Press
Publication date: 10/30/2024
Pages: 64
Product dimensions: 5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x (d)
Age Range: 9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Ayo Oyeku is an Ebedi Residency Fellow and a Human Leadership Fellow. His first children’s book was selected by the World Bank for distribution across libraries in Nigeria. He has been shortlisted twice for the Golden Baobab Prize in the Early Chapters category and has won the Ezenwa Ohaeto Prize for fiction as well as the Association of Nigerian Authors Prize for Children’s Literature. He is a contributor to World Kid Lit and EuroLit.
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