A Tale of the Singing Fish

Oma is a poor, greedy, and selfish woman that met a kind, generous, and singing fish at the river.The fish, ＂Big Heart,＂ befriended Oma but Oma wasn’t very nice in return.The battle of wills between the fish and the woman makes this book a moral and entertaining piece for the reader.This book is an illustrated chapter book.The story reminds the author of her time growing up in Nigeria. Story time was one of the privileges that she enjoyed as a child. She hope that through this book her readers will appreciate some of the subtle ways that her culture passes down knowledge, to the young through Folktales.You can find other books by the author at Amazon, Barnes and Noble and other book stores. Also, look up Chidinma Onyegbaduo for more books.

About the Author The author Ada Davidson, also known as Chidinma Onyegbaduo, writes her books with both names. Ada is her middle name and Davidson is her father’s name. She was born and raised in Imo state of Nigeria where she attended her early education. She obtained her first degree in Nigeria before immigrating to America in 1997. Since arriving in United States, She has worked in American public school as an Elementary school teacher, middle school teacher, and high school teacher. She attended University of Phoenix and received her masters’ degree in Curriculum and Instruction. She is married, and a proud mother of three children, two girls and a Boy (Ijeoma, Enyinna, and Anaka). Writing to her was a way to pass down to her children, some of the anecdotes and folktale that she received from her parents and background during her formative years. She needed them to enjoy some of the rich cultures that played a great role in what she is today. She started writing to pass her tradition, culture and language to her children, but now she writes to share a bit of herself with her readers. Some of the titles by this author include, Singing Fish Magic Treasure, Masquerade Dance, Who Crushed my Egg?, Igbo Language Development and English language Development (ILD&ELD), Book of Contemporary Poetry, etc. These books can be found at Amazon.com, Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble and many other book stores.