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Princess Omalie, the Coronation and the Polka Dot Lamb
Princess Omalie of the African kingdom of IgboOrai could be the happiest girl on the planet -- except that her family has been under a curse. Unless the curse of the Goliath beetle necklace is lifted, Omalie’s father might die in a horrible freak accident. He might never be crowned king. Omalie worries about her family, and about her own safety; how will she ever lead a peaceful happy life, have friends, and go to school?
When three prophetic events herald the lifting of the curse, it seems Omalie’s life might be changing for the better. Then disaster strikes when it is discovered that the special polka dot lamb, needed to lift the curse, has gone missing. With only three days to go until the king’s coronation, time and luck are running out. Omalie, heiress to the longest dynasty and oldest monarchy in Africa, sees her future wavering in the balance.
In this amusing story, Omalie and her beloved grandmother must team up to enact some outrageous and clever detective work, amazing their family in an attempt to save them from their doom…
When three prophetic events herald the lifting of the curse, it seems Omalie’s life might be changing for the better. Then disaster strikes when it is discovered that the special polka dot lamb, needed to lift the curse, has gone missing. With only three days to go until the king’s coronation, time and luck are running out. Omalie, heiress to the longest dynasty and oldest monarchy in Africa, sees her future wavering in the balance.
In this amusing story, Omalie and her beloved grandmother must team up to enact some outrageous and clever detective work, amazing their family in an attempt to save them from their doom…
108 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 5, 2017
About the author
Obioma Nwokolo
6 booksMs. Nwokolo is a registered pharmacist. She studied fashion accessory design at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York and is the designer of the Princess Omalie dolls, a line of beautiful, 11.5 inch African American Princess dolls.
She confesses her attraction to this line of business is because of what she did not have growing up. Toys were not a part of her childhood. She never saw, what more owned a doll that looked like her. She turned her attention to books instead and became a voracious reader. Books took her places she never imagined and opened her mind to endless possibilities. It gave her the strength to dream. The dream to become a writer, is one she has achieved.
To date she has published six books, all geared to children. The Power kid Series is about a young boy and his alter ego who helped him overcome bullying. In the Princess Omalie series Ms. Nwokolo is living her second childhood. First she designs the dolls and then breathes life into them by letting them live exciting, purposeful lives through her stories.
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She confesses her attraction to this line of business is because of what she did not have growing up. Toys were not a part of her childhood. She never saw, what more owned a doll that looked like her. She turned her attention to books instead and became a voracious reader. Books took her places she never imagined and opened her mind to endless possibilities. It gave her the strength to dream. The dream to become a writer, is one she has achieved.
To date she has published six books, all geared to children. The Power kid Series is about a young boy and his alter ego who helped him overcome bullying. In the Princess Omalie series Ms. Nwokolo is living her second childhood. First she designs the dolls and then breathes life into them by letting them live exciting, purposeful lives through her stories.
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