Book 1
The Three from the Garden
A story from Ifá, to read at seven
In a garden between the house and the river live three neighbours who only want to grow: the eggplant, who thinks before she speaks; the okra, who talks for all three; and the tomato, the smallest and the one in the biggest hurry. Every morning the rooster comes through, and they have to start again from the bottom.
Why a tomato plant needs a stake to climb.
From the patakí of Irete Batrúpon, kept in full in this treatise. Read the Odù →
In preparation. It is being illustrated.