The Adventures of Keke and the Golden Coconut
By STEVE MCGOWAN and John George Baez
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STEVE MCGOWAN
IÕm an African American, and IÕm now living in Kyoto Japan, and 6 years as a original hand and shoulder bag designer until today. I design them from Japanese material. IÕve been in very major gallery and Department store in Japan I also teach Wing Chun Kung fu professionally; IÕve been instructing for at least 11 years
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The Adventures of Keke and the Golden Coconut - STEVE MCGOWAN
© Copyright 2012 Steve McGowan.
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Illustrated by Jonathon George Baez.
ISBN: 978-1-4251-4407-4 (sc)
978-1-4669-5365-9 (e)
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CONTENTS
PRINCESS HAIDA’S SICKNESS
THE KINGS DECREE
THE LONG JOURNEYt
KEKE THE LEADER
THE MORNING JOURNEY
SHEBA AND THE RIDDLE
THE GREAT VILLAGE OF TIABA
THE FESTIVAL OF THE GOLDEN COCONUT
THE IMPOSTERS
THE VILEST OF CREATURES
KEKE’S MOMENT OF STRENGTH
THE GREAT PALACE OF ONEE
ENTERING IN THE PALACE GATES
THE POWER OF THE GOLDEN COCONUT
PRINCESS HAIDA’S SICKNESS
Long ago in Africa, There was a village called Onee ruled by a lion named King Mbese, who had a daughter named Princess Haida. She was both beautiful and kind, and all of the animals in the kingdom loved her, but one day the Princess fell ill. The king very worried summoned the royal physician Zahoui. The doctor examined the princess completely then gave his diagnosis. Hmm
said the royal physician Zahoui, I know what the problem is. The princess is suffering from she-bee-laaa-zee. The only cure is from the milk of a golden coconut, if she doesn’t receive the medicine of the golden coconut within five moons, she will never wake up again.
But where on earth can we possibly find a golden coconut? There is no such thing,
said King Mbese. Oh but there is my Lord, in the regions in the North there is a place called Tiaba, the village of the elephants. Only in that region does the golden coconut grow.
Then we shall go there and get the coconut that my daughter needs,
replied the king. But the royal physician shook his head in opposition. No my Lord it will not be that easy, you see they believe it to be magic, so they guard it day and night not allowing any other animals to even get near it. They are very vicious beasts, and will attack anyone who tries to enter into their village.
The king then began to pace the room in worry. He paced back, and he paced forth. He then called upon his wise beasts of his court for advice. You wise beasts,
said the king, "how is it that we can