Njogu and the Visitor UFLI Foundations Lesson 121
Wanjikũ is the cleverest girl on the ridge, quick with riddles and quicker with her laugh. But when a stranger arrives from across the valley, her sharp tongue goes still. He comes only at dusk, eats with his back turned, and her little brother grips her wrist, certain something is wrong. Why won’t the visitor show his face in daylight? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 121: -er, -or, -ist), this book practices words like ‘stranger’, ‘visitor’, ‘monster’, ‘wrist’, ‘river’.
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