Enga Endangi Peamo Doko

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This document is a children's story titled "Endangi Peamo Doko," which translates to "When Mother Went Away." It is written in the Enga language and adapted from original works by the Asia Foundation and Bilum Books. The story is authored by Tandi Jackson and illustrated by Michael John, with contributions from various translators and editors. The narrative begins with a simple statement about a woman and her children, and then progresses to a dialogue where a parent asks children about their actions, specifically concerning household chores and eating. The provided text snippets include questions like "Why are you not fixing the house? Why are you not eating?" and responses such as "I will eat" and "I will fix the house." The imagery depicts scenes that align with the narrative, showing a person carrying a hoe and another person sweeping. The document also includes copyright information, licensing details (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), and publisher information for SIL PNG. The purpose of this document appears to be the preservation and dissemination of local stories and languages, likely for educational or cultural purposes.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages15

Reading Time23 min

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What is the title of the document?

The title of the document is "Enga Endangi Peamo Doko," which means "When Mother Went Away."

Who are the author and illustrator of this story?

The author of the story is Tandi Jackson, and the illustrator is Michael John.

What is the copyright and licensing information for this work?

The work is copyrighted by SIL-PNG and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). It permits non-commercial use, but prohibits distribution of derivatives without permission, and requires attribution.

Jul 17, 2026

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