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    Zulu The Pupa: A Tale of Dung Beetle Series. #1
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    A Tale of Dung Beetle Series

    Written by Joyce Y. Taylor

    Narrated by Nikki Delgado

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    About this series

    ♥ Easy language learning for kids and toddlers with a life lessons about value and friendship! ♥

    The first of the Zulu series, Zulu The Pupa tells the tale of a young dung beetle who doesn’t believe his purpose is special. 

    Zulu compares himself to the ants, crickets, ladybugs, fireflies, and butterflies believing they are better than him.

    But, it doesn’t work because Zulu wasn’t created to be anyone else but himself.

    Join Zulu the Pupa as he journeys thru self-acceptance and transformation! ♥

    Cinquain poem and much, more enclosed!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoyce Y. Taylor
    Release dateNov 22, 2021
    Zulu The Pupa: A Tale of Dung Beetle Series. #1

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      Zulu The Pupa: A Tale of Dung Beetle Series. #1
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      Zulu The Pupa: A Tale of Dung Beetle Series. #1

      Joyce Y. Taylor
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      ♥ Easy language learning for kids and toddlers with a life lessons about value and friendship! ♥ The first of the Zulu series, Zulu The Pupa tells the tale of a young dung beetle who doesn’t believe his purpose is special.  Zulu compares himself to the ants, crickets, ladybugs, fireflies, and butterflies believing they are better than him. But, it doesn’t work because Zulu wasn’t created to be anyone else but himself. Join Zulu the Pupa as he journeys thru self-acceptance and transformation! ♥ Cinquain poem and much, more enclosed!

      ♥ Easy language learning for kids and toddlers with a life lessons about value and friendship! ♥ The first of the Zulu series, Zulu The Pupa tells the tale of a young dung beetle who doesn’t believe his purpose is special.  Zulu compares himself to the ants, crickets, ladybugs, fireflies, and butterflies believing they are better than him. But, it doesn’t work because Zulu wasn’t created to be anyone else but himself. Join Zulu the Pupa as he journeys thru self-acceptance and transformation! ♥ Cinquain poem and much, more enclosed!

    Author

    Joyce Y. Taylor

    JOYCE Y. TAYLOR the author of Zulu The Pupa, and Zulu The Dung Beetle and The Great Tree. Joyce is an international and national conference speaker, and often has speaking engagements about the wellbeing and rights of children. Joyce lives in beautiful Massachusetts in the United States of America with her family.

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