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Synopsis
Aje (Ah-jay) is the Goddess (Orisa), and blessing of money. Segun wants her help! While he wins any contest, he is usually at a loss for money-cowrie shells. Aje (Ajé) guides his schoolmate Fola, a teacher, and friends from the series' other books, to reveal Aje's ways! "Aje's Ways (to Money)" helps children and adults appreciate African culture and timeless concepts of money! All the picture books in the Yoruba Orisa Children's Series are inspired by the ancient sacred texts of Odu Orisa / Ifa. This is the fourth book.
Is Aje's Ways: (to Money) (Yoruba Orisa Children's) appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 5 and up.
A gentle introduction to Yoruba mythology and money concepts through the story of a boy seeking help from the goddess Aje. Educational content about African culture and financial literacy presented in an age-appropriate, culturally rich picture book format.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language.
Who'll love this
Kids will enjoy learning about the Yoruba goddess of money while following Segun's journey to understand how wealth works.