The Day the Rains Fell

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At the dawn of time, the goddess Lindiwe brings her daughter Thandi to Earth to admire its beauty. However, they find the land parched, plants withering, and animals suffering from thirst. To help, Lindiwe crafts large clay pots to collect rainwater, creating the first waterholes. Meanwhile, Thandi makes a necklace from leftover clay, which the grateful animals adorn with their unique colours, bringing vibrancy to the beads. This tale explains the origins of waterholes and the colourful beads in African culture.

About the author

Anne Faundez is a talented author who has written many exciting books for young readers. She enjoys creating stories and activities that help children learn and have fun. Anne often works on non-fiction books, sharing fascinating facts and information about the world. Her books are perfect for curious minds who love discovering new things.