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It is presented in both English and Tok Pisin, with narration and translation credits provided by Helen Sahl and the Musim Translation Group, respectively. The story, authored by Ram bai Keruwa and illustrated by Selby Otire, details the origin of the crow's black feathers. The narrative unfolds across eight pages, describing the crow's interactions with the wind and the subsequent transformation of its feathers. The book's production involved coloring by Ruth-Ann Kwimberi, book layout, and audio recording by SIL-Education for Life, with publication by Musim Papua New Guinea. The story itself is a simple fable likely intended for children, explaining a natural phenomenon through anthropomorphism. The text, written in a unique linguistic style, is accompanied by colorful illustrations that visually narrate the crow's journey to acquiring its dark plumage.","Musim Animal Stories  \nAbise ka Acko vuluk habutak lo kggavu  \n(1-8) How The Crow Got Black Feathers  \nIllustrator: Selby Otire  \nAuthor: Ram bai Keruwa Colouring: Ruth-Ann Kwimberi  \nEnglish narration: Helen Sahl Tok Pisin narration: Rudy Yawi ro  \nTranslated by Musim Translation GroupeBook layout and audio recording: SIL-Education for Life  \nMusim Papua New Guinea  \nSebok ba se bok, ma menak Acko lot Avun ma thai hinang nomdongtom. Tha i thak idum nomalu havi n i. Acko ma yanieneng vul uk ma thaput mavianong.  \n1  \nBilivung ma Acko lot Avun tha k yiek tom. Atum thak thopthop ma Avun thak he k hinanganyo hama, Zzzzzzzz! Zzzzzzz! Wak doho ma Acko thak had um vane ek Avun eneng belam.  \n2  \nBilivung te, ma Acko hadun vane ek belam lotho.  \n3  \nLasoham ma thothoanong. Acko hek hinanganyo hama. Zzzzzzz!  \nZzzzzzz!  \n4  \nAvun haviyo. Yani hamakla. Yani lamangging. Belamlotho le k me. Acko ma me yanang aiyan ame. Ta yasau ida.  \n5  \nAcko haviyo. Ma eneng vuluk thaput mavi atu lek hayo vov hathak vuning lot atum ka bot. Yani ha ko kambom.  \n6  \nYani hayovak ba hi. Yanang vul uk thaput atu lek me sa he, yani ha lang.  \nTame yanan a bo esak Avun esak longbo ame. 7  \nAcko vuluk lokggavu lek hamothetho. 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