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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'SHRIEKS AND GIGGLES'>The Tree That Feeds on Silence 'When a child cries at midnight and the dog does not bark, it is the ancestors rocking the cradle.' Old Tiv proverb In the deep belly of Taraba State, beneath skies that burn like ochre cloth and winds that speak in riddles, lies a place the world forgot: Gindin Doruwa. This village, carved from red earth and soaked in whispered memory, is watched over by a tree the elders call 'Baobab Ajiyan-Kunu', 'The Crimson Baobab'. It bears no fruit. Only bones. And it remembers every child taken beneath a silent eclipse. In Gindin Doruwa, they say: 'When the moon swallows the sun, someone's child must go to balance the light.' The story follows a stranger from Jalingo, a woman armed with nothing but a notebook and a strong will. They laughed at her. But as every river knows, even a single stone can wake a sleeping current. What she found beneath that tree was older than the soil, darker than any shadow, and louder than any silence. Because in Gindin Doruwa, secrets do not die, they wait. And the tree It remembers everything. So prepare your heart, sharpen your ears, and hold your children close. The Fifth Tale is almost here. Until then, May Your Sleep Be Sweet And Your Silence Your Own.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "SHRIEKS AND GIGGLES"(The Nameless: Rites Of Eha-Amufu) "Aha bu ndu. Onye tufuru aha ya, tufuru onwe ya."(A name is life. One who loses their name, loses themselves.) To everyone near and far, those in the city with bright lights and those in the village under moonlight, listen well. A story is about to rise again, like old smoke from the bottom of a cold pot. Set in Eha-Amufu, a quiet town in Enugu State where the forests are deep and the soil remembers every footstep, this tale is rooted in ancient truths. The people there respect their ancestors, honour masquerades, and fear anything without a name. They say: "If the elder dies in the morning, the rain will cry until the next day." There, deep in Ogalonye forest, lives "THE NAMELESS", a secret cult that gave up their names to escape sorrow. They chose silence over suffering. But when a strange child named Obianuju is born during the dark eclipse, the silence begins to break. Though mute at first, she starts speaking names no one has taught her, names that should never return. The forgotten begin to rise. The land starts to bleed. And Obianuju walks where no child should. She does not join "THE NAMELESS". She unmasks them. "This story is a whisper. but it carries the weight of thunder." Until Then, Keep Your Ears Open, And Your Heart Steady. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "SHRIEKS AND GIGGLES"(Children Of The Crimson Baobab) The Tree That Feeds on Silence "When a child cries at midnight and the dog does not bark, it is the ancestors rocking the cradle." Old Tiv proverb In the deep belly of Taraba State, beneath skies that burn like ochre cloth and winds that speak in riddles, lies a place the world forgot: Gindin Doruwa. This village, carved from red earth and soaked in whispered memory, is watched over by a tree the elders call "Baobab Ajiyan-Kunu", "The Crimson Baobab". It bears no fruit. Only bones. And it remembers every child taken beneath a silent eclipse. In Gindin Doruwa, they say: "When the moon swallows the sun, someone's child must go to balance the light." The story follows a stranger from Jalingo, a woman armed with nothing but a notebook and a strong will. They laughed at her. But as every river knows, even a single stone can wake a sleeping current. What she found beneath that tree was older than the soil, darker than any shadow, and louder than any silence. Because in Gindin Doruwa, secrets do not die, they wait. And the tree? It remembers everything. So prepare your heart, sharpen your ears, and hold your children close. The Fifth Tale is almost here. Until then, May Your Sleep Be Sweet And Your Silence Your Own. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…