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Radint from within : Tharaka fable fused with oral culture / Karigu Kiragu.

By: Material type: TextTextDescription: 70 pages : illustrations ; 20 cmISBN:
  • 9789966035905
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 398.2096762 KAR
Summary: Radiant from Within is a culturally enriching narrative that blends Tharaka fables with indigenous oral traditions. Through storytelling, proverbs, folklore, and community wisdom, the book preserves and celebrates the heritage of the Tharaka people. The stories convey moral lessons, cultural values, social responsibility, resilience, and identity while introducing young readers to the richness of African oral culture. The work serves both as an entertaining collection of traditional narratives and as a resource for cultural education and heritage preservation. Oral traditions among the Tharaka community are widely recognized as carriers of collective memory, moral instruction, and cultural identity.
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Radiant from Within is a culturally enriching narrative that blends Tharaka fables with indigenous oral traditions. Through storytelling, proverbs, folklore, and community wisdom, the book preserves and celebrates the heritage of the Tharaka people. The stories convey moral lessons, cultural values, social responsibility, resilience, and identity while introducing young readers to the richness of African oral culture. The work serves both as an entertaining collection of traditional narratives and as a resource for cultural education and heritage preservation. Oral traditions among the Tharaka community are widely recognized as carriers of collective memory, moral instruction, and cultural identity.

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