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Five-year-old publishes book

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January 10, 2024
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A five-year-old, Achiever Olanrewaju Omotoso, has published a book.

The book, titled Bravey, The Sabre-toothed Tiger, takes the reader on an undaunting and riveting journey into the life of a brave tiger, protecting and caring for its family.

The book showcases the essence of bravery, kindness, companionship, and unity.

Achiever’s book is a reflection of his love for animals and animal behaviour.

His book aims at teaching kids to draw inspiration from certain values that animals portray: boldness, kindness, teamwork, and sagacity.

Achiever’s first appearance with his creative piece was at the KidBiz Fair in Lagos State, Nigeria, on Saturday,  December 16, 2023. KidBiz Fair is Africa’s largest gathering of kidpreneurs trading, showcasing their products, and promoting their brands.

It was an exciting outing for him as he sold several copies of his book while signing autographs and engaging visitors in conversations about his book.

 

His gaiety was charming as he left his audience intrigued by the concept of his work.

Achiever’s message to other children is quite encouraging. In his words, “children should write the stories that come to them and not be afraid of getting their spellings wrong because there are adults around to help them with their spellings.” His book is dedicated to all writing superheroes who have overcome the fear of getting their spellings wrong.

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