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Jul 18, 2026

This document presents "A Cow is My Friend," a children's story written by Frista and Fatima, with illustrations by Marleen Visser and Felicity Bell. The story is part of the Mundari Vernacular Animal Stories series, reformatted for Bloom by Marlene Custer and published by the African Storybook Project. The copyright is held by Frista and Fatima, with a clear stipulation that the work may not be used for commercial purposes but can be adapted and built upon, provided the copyright and credits are maintained. The text includes both the Mundari vernacular and an English translation, highlighting its aim to provide accessible literature for young readers. The story likely explores the relationship between children and animals, focusing on a cow as a friend. The African Storybook Project's involvement suggests a commitment to promoting literacy and diverse storytelling within African communities, adapted here for Mundari speakers in Sambalpur, Odisha, India. The inclusion of specific illustrators and a reformatting agent indicates a collaborative effort in bringing this educational and engaging content to life. The document serves as a children's book, emphasizing themes of friendship, animals, and cultural storytelling.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages10

Reading Time15 min

A Cow is My Friend

By: Frista and Fatima

Illustrations: Marleen Visser and Felicity Bell

FAQs

Who are the authors of "A Cow is My Friend"?

The story "A Cow is My Friend" is written by Frista and Fatima.

Who illustrated the book "A Cow is My Friend"?

The illustrations for "A Cow is My Friend" were created by Marleen Visser and Felicity Bell.

Under what conditions can this work be used?

This work may not be used for commercial purposes, but it can be adapted and added to, as long as the copyright and credits are kept.

Jul 18, 2026

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