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    Komba and Baleo. Tall, Ugly and Green Thingies
    Komba and Baleo. Tall, Ugly and Green Thingies
    Komba and Baleo. Tall, Ugly and Green Thingies
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    Komba and Baleo. Tall, Ugly and Green Thingies

    By S. L. d'Souza

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    Komba and Baleo is a children's story series written and illustrated by S. L. d'Souza. The stories are about two tiny and hardworking gorbugs who face several challenges whilst working and caring for their beautiful garden of Sira, a secret place in the Rengeti forest.

    Komba is the fast running gorbug and Baleo is the super flying bug who keep Sira very beautiful.

    In story one, Tall, Ugly and Green Thingies, Komba and Baleo come face-to-face with a gang of tall, menacing green thingies. As Komba and Baleo, and the many other gorbugs are confronted by these thingies, they must find a way out that helps them balance their need for peace and happiness, and for working their beloved garden. The pair has to find a solution quickly before the peace and tranquility of Sira fades away forever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSal Souza
    Release dateMar 15, 2022
    ISBN9781005805692
    Komba and Baleo. Tall, Ugly and Green Thingies
    Author

    S. L. d'Souza

    S. L. d'Souza is an author of both fictional and non-fictional themes and illustrates children’s books too. His favourite genres include Fantasy, Young Adult, and Folklore in fiction. Souza has an original and unmistakable style. His ability to create images in the mind of his readers through his writing is unique. In non-fiction, he writes on Art, Media, Cultural Goods, and World Cuisine. His books are available for purchase primarily on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, iTunes, Kobo, Google, and more.

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