Le Buntu VillageRead, discuss, pass on
In Lambaréné, Amina and Malik seek a flower able to bloom through hardship.
“The most beautiful flowers grow in the driest places.”
A respectful immersion into the memory of Historic sites of Lambarene, adapted for children to understand the importance of roots.
Poetic descriptions and captivating illustrations to travel from home or the classroom.
Deep conversations with the figures of the village, passing on universal values.
Near the banks of the Ogooué, Amina and Malik grow up in a village surrounded by nature. Despite difficulties, their grandmother’s stories help them recognise enduring beauty. One day, she tells them that the most beautiful flowers grow in the driest places. To understand this image, the children travel to Lambaréné’s historic sites. They meet people whose kindness has blossomed through hardship. The children learn that resilience does not deny difficulty; it allows hope and beauty to grow in spite of it.
Packs bring several stories together to explore a value over time.
Turn hardship, mistakes and repeated effort into strength for healthy progress.
“A story can become a root.”
