Welcome to Litsy!

Obiefuna is a young boy, who loves to dance, growing up in Nigeria. When his father catches an embrace between Obiefuna and the newly arrived house boy, he sends his son away to a strict seminary.

There, Obiefuna begins a journey of self-discovery whilst battling terrible violence from the older boys.

Once again, this is a book without an ending. 😠 I was just getting to know and love Obiefuna and then….nothing!

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I had a feeling when I found this at the library that it was going to make me cry. I didn't expect how much, though. The whole book killed me. It makes a great gift for your true love. I wish I had had the hope page when I was 33. The sadness page has me reframing my focus on comfort.

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“And most of all best of all it all never ends, for the wonderful happens and happens again:”
This quote is so uplifting, much like the book. It gives hope and light. I love this quote and this book!

I love the layout of this book. The artwork looking so completed and beautiful. The frame around the artwork corresponding with the picture is a wonderful touch and makes it look even more complete and calm. This picture makes me feel warm and at home like I am in my mom or grandmas garden!

This beautifully illustrated book The Wonderful Happens. This book if full of completed work. Completed, like the art is in frames and it has beautiful, simple, yet detailed pictures. This book makes you want to slow down and enjoy each word, and each picture. It gives you a calm sense. Great read for a time where you want to calm your class and talk about how wonderful this world is, especially with them(you) in it! Love!

The pictures in this book remind me of quilt pieces. they are straight and have a design around the pictures. Then, the whole page is filled with color and the bordering is gone.

I enjoyed this book because it talks about how wonderful things were created and then tied it to how people are wonderfully created.

From "For One Who is Exhausted, a Blessing" by John O'Donohue.
(And who isn't?)
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