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Tukaa's Tale

Marion ChardSeries: Story of Q
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Pages
43
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Proud Daughter Publishing

About

Tukaa, an elder and mentor, enjoys sharing his memories with Inkaa, a promising apprentice, and by doing so, also teaches the sapling important lessons along the way. As Tukaa relays the ancient history of their sacred island of Inda he recalls The Memories of Omunii, also known as the First Tree or Grandfather. Along the way, the young one is told about Junda, the great force that flows through everything, connecting all life forms within their biosphere. Later he is introduced to the story of the Accuu, the bi-pedal beings from the nearby islands of Ota, Rantuu, and Jainda, who eventually revisit Inda every seven years in celebration of Oma (the nature spirit) and the two moons, Kangii and Golinda. Eventually, Inka is amazed when he learns about Rachael and Jenny, the two visiting humans from the planet Earth, who find their way to Accunii, through a mysterious portal.

Related Subjects

  • General
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  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Time Travel
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Extended Details

  • SeriesStory of Q

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    Marion ChardAuthor