A Thousand Wows

When eleven-year-old Eleanor is found unconscious under the big tree -log in the main house by her mother Edith, she fears her daughter has had a terrible accident. But Eleanor is faking; she is not unconscious at all. Quite the contrary. Eleanor is very much okay, but has been doing a very naughty thing . . .
Narrated in the author’s distinctive style, and based on the tales and legends of her childhood in Rwanda, discover what Eleanor has been doing and what she has seen –
When eleven-year-old Eleanor is found unconscious under the big tree -log in the main house by her mother Edith, she fears her daughter has had a terrible accident. But Eleanor is faking; she is not unconscious at all. Quite the contrary. Eleanor is very much okay, but has been doing a very naughty thing . . .
Narrated in the author’s distinctive style, and based on the tales and legends of her childhood in Rwanda, discover what Eleanor has been doing and what she has seen –
When eleven-year-old Eleanor is found unconscious under the big tree -log in the main house by her mother Edith, she fears her daughter has had a terrible accident. But Eleanor is faking; she is not unconscious at all. Quite the contrary. Eleanor is very much okay, but has been doing a very naughty thing . . .
Narrated in the author’s distinctive style, and based on the tales and legends of her childhood in Rwanda, discover what Eleanor has been doing and what she has seen –
When eleven-year-old Eleanor is found unconscious under the big tree -log in the main house by her mother Edith, she fears her daughter has had a terrible accident. But Eleanor is faking; she is not unconscious at all. Quite the contrary. Eleanor is very much okay, but has been doing a very naughty thing . . .
Narrated in the author’s distinctive style, and based on the tales and legends of her childhood in Rwanda, discover what Eleanor has been doing and what she has seen –
When eleven-year-old Eleanor is found unconscious under the big tree -log in the main house by her mother Edith, she fears her daughter has had a terrible accident. But Eleanor is faking; she is not unconscious at all. Quite the contrary. Eleanor is very much okay, but has been doing a very naughty thing . . .
Narrated in the author’s distinctive style, and based on the tales and legends of her childhood in Rwanda, discover what Eleanor has been doing and what she has seen –
When eleven-year-old Eleanor is found unconscious under the big tree -log in the main house by her mother Edith, she fears her daughter has had a terrible accident. But Eleanor is faking; she is not unconscious at all. Quite the contrary. Eleanor is very much okay, but has been doing a very naughty thing . . .
Narrated in the author’s distinctive style, and based on the tales and legends of her childhood in Rwanda, discover what Eleanor has been doing and what she has seen –
When eleven-year-old Eleanor is found unconscious under the big tree -log in the main house by her mother Edith, she fears her daughter has had a terrible accident. But Eleanor is faking; she is not unconscious at all. Quite the contrary. Eleanor is very much okay, but has been doing a very naughty thing . . .
Narrated in the author’s distinctive style, and based on the tales and legends of her childhood in Rwanda, discover what Eleanor has been doing and what she has seen –