Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears by Verna Aardema

8:51 am Traditional/Folk Literature

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This is a story based on an African tale of why mosquitoes buzz in people’s ears and gives a lesson on how exaggerating or lying can have consequences. A mosquito tells an exaggerated tale to an iguana, which causes a snowball effect of bad situations. The end results are the death of an owlet and an angry group of animals.
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