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Published in 2014, the work is licensed under a Creative Commons attribution, allowing for commercial use, adaptation, and distribution, provided the copyright and author credits are maintained. The story follows a young girl named Mwari, whose parents warn her against entering a dangerous forest filled with wild animals and ogres while collecting firewood. One day, drawn by the sight of a large dry log, Mwari ventures into the forest with an axe. As she begins to chop the fallen tree, a formidable sound questions her actions, revealing the presence of an ogre who then confronts and captures Mwari, intending to make her his lunch by boiling her in a large pot. The narrative sets a classic fairy tale tone, highlighting themes of curiosity, danger, and the potential for peril when venturing into unknown or forbidden territories.","Mwari and the ogre  \nWriter: Alice Kapolondo  \nIllustration: Catherine Groenewald, Jeremiah Dube and  \nWiehan de Jager  \nEnglish Story Book  \nMwari and the ogre  \nWriter: Alice Kapolondo  \nIllustration: Catherine Groenewald, Jeremiah Dube and Wiehan  \nde Jager  \nEnglish  \nMwari and the ogre Writer: Alice Kapolondo  \nIllustration: Catherine Groenewald, Jeremiah Dube and Wiehande Jager  \nCopyright © 2014, Kapolondo  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nOnce upon a time there lived a young girl called Mwari.  \nHer parents used to send her to collect firewood near the forest, but with caution not to go inside the forest for the forest was full of dangerous animals and ogres.  \nAs she looked inside the forest she saw a big dry log lying on the ground. One day Mwari went to collect firewood as usual.  \nShe took the axe and entered into the forest. As she started cutting the fallen tree into pieces she heard a big sound asking,” who is touching my firewood?”  \nMwari was so scared, she tried to run but the ogre grabbed her by hand.  \nIt told her she will make it’s lunch meal by boiling in a big pot.","cbCaij8IrwAClOBI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij8IrwAClOBI","pdf",13529478,16,"English","en",105,"# Mwari and the ogre","[{\"question\":\"Who wrote and illustrated \\\"Mwari and the ogre\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"The story \\\"Mwari and the ogre\\\" was written by Alice Kapolondo and illustrated by Catherine Groenewald, Jeremiah Dube, and Wiehan de Jager.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the terms of use for this storybook?\",\"answer\":\"The storybook can be used commercially, adapted, and added to, as long as the copyright and author credits are preserved.\"},{\"question\":\"What warning did Mwari's parents give her?\",\"answer\":\"Mwari's parents warned her not to go into the forest because it was dangerous and inhabited by wild animals and 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