Description

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When a man named Kintu saves the life of a bumblebee, the grateful bee vows to help him whenever needed. Kintu's first friend and companion is his cow. When the witch from the Mountain of the Moons steals the cow, the fairy bee journeys with Kintu to outsmart the witch and be reunited with his long-time friend.Heritage is the lifeblood of family connection. Families who know the roots of their culture can honor their history and speak proudly of it. Kintu and the Fairy Bee is a retelling of one of the earliest known Ugandan stories. Set among Lake Victoria and the Mountain of the Moons, now known as the Rwenzori Mountains—the the landscape upon which the culture survived and thrived—this brightly-illustrated book will teach children an important lesson while introducing them to Ugandan lore.

About the Author

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Kabuye was born in 1989 to Mr. and Mrs. Kasujja Samuel. He spent much of his childhood time playing football. During his free time he visited his uncle who did water painting. There he developed a love for art. He attended East High Ntinda, where he pursued art with a passion. He furthered his education at St.Lawrence University where he received a degree in industrial art and design. Kabuye is also a great soccer fan.