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Published by the African Storybook Initiative under a © 2015 copyright, the work is freely available for commercial use, adaptation, and addition, provided the copyright and credits are maintained. The story vividly describes the immense power of the wind, personified as a roaring force that impacts the narrator's home and experiences. The narrative builds tension as the wind relentlessly tears a kite from the narrator's hand, then intensifies into a tornado. This powerful vortex lifts the kite higher and higher, ultimately engulfing the narrator. Within the tornado, the narrator experiences a sensory deprivation, unable to see or touch anything, leading to a poignant question about the kite's final whereabouts, with the narrator speculating it might be caught in a tree. The story effectively uses descriptive language and a first-person perspective to convey the overwhelming and unpredictable nature of strong winds and tornados, capturing a child's perspective of being caught in such a powerful natural phenomenon. The visual elements, as suggested by the illustrator's credit, likely enhance the dramatic and fantastical elements of the narrative, bringing the intense power of the wind to life.","Wind  \nWriter: Ursula Nafula  \nIllustration: Marion Drew  \nAdapted By: Ursula Nafula  \nEnglish Story Book  \nWind  \nWriter: Ursula Nafula Illustration: Marion Drew  \nAdapted By: Ursula Nafula  \nEnglish  \nWind  \nWriter: Ursula Nafula  \nIllustration: Marion Drew  \nAdapted By: Ursula Nafula  \nCopyright © 2015, African Storybook Initiative  \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.  \nThe wind roars .  \nIt roars past our home .  \nThe wind is powerful.  \nIt tears my kite from my hand.  \nI run after my kite.  \nThe wind blows me away from the kite!  \nThe wind becomes a tornado.  \nIt carries my kite higher and higher.  \nThe tornado swallows me up! I see nothing, I touch nothing.  \nWhere is my kite now?  \nPerhaps it is caught in a tree.","cbCaih8zvmm9tEre","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih8zvmm9tEre","pdf",35882575,18,"English","en",105,"# Wind","[{\"question\":\"Who are the writer and illustrator of the story \\\"Wind\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"The writer of the story \\\"Wind\\\" is Ursula Nafula, and the illustrations are by Marion Drew. Ursula Nafula also adapted the story.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the copyright and usage policy for this work?\",\"answer\":\"Copyright © 2015 by the African Storybook Initiative. 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