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Benedict's SAGA by: Ovid Singh

Benedict’s SAGA

In the heart of Africa, a strange incident happened. Follow the saga of Benedict, a young boy whose life was changed after a chameleon spat on his eyes.

Is the Crow a Bad Bird? by: Ovid Singh

Is the Crow a Bad Bird?

Is the Crow a Bad Bird? is a children’s book depicting Rosemary and the crow fighting over the ribs she is cooking on a hot grill. The crow is shrewd and conniving, outwitting Rosemary at her own intelligence; he peed and pooped on the scarecrow, and laughed at her. The crow is good at what he does best, peep and peck.


Benedict and the Magic Chameleon       by: Ovid Singh

Benedict and the Magic Chameleon

Whether a Chameleon possesses the magic to make other people have its own very ability to camouflage is not known. The Chameleon is a slow but a patient animal who take it’s time to attack its prey. While a little boy, Benedict followed a butterfly that suddenly landed within his reach, but on trying to catch it, the butterfly flew away. The little boy’s curiosity led him to a Chameleon, wrapped up in its own thoughts. The Chameleon spat in the boy’s eyes and as the soothsayer said, the Chameleon had to die, for the boy to survive.

The First Encounter       by: Ovid Singh

The First Encounter

Benedict at grandma’s house unknowingly encountered a chameleon wrapped up in its own thoughts. The unexplained chain of events that followed led to Benedict’s vacation be short-lived. Will Benedict survive the ordeal? About the Book David Omondi is a prolific writer and avid reader. His writings are inspired by African storytelling and forklore learned from his grandmother and mother while young. David grew up in a village where he came across a lot of animals in their habitat. The First Encounter was created by observing the chameleon.

Ovid Singh

David Omondi or also known as Ovid Singh is a native of Kenya who came to America at the beginning of the millennium. David was inspired by storytelling and folklore from his grandmother and mother while young. So many stories have been passed down through generations, yet some remain untold.

Ovid Singh

David Omondi or also known as Ovid Singh is a native of Kenya who came to America at the beginning of the millennium. David was inspired by storytelling and folklore from his grandmother and mother while young. So many stories have been passed down through generations, yet some remain untold.

Exhibitions/Book Fairs

2017 Bolognia Book Fair
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2023 Library Learning Experience
2018 Miami Book Fair
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