Oledarun - A Yoruba Parenting Story by Adun Amoo

Yoruba books teach us that the most important victories are those of character. Their stories celebrate patience, integrity, and the courage to stand for what is right. They explore the dangers of arrogance, the blessings of humility, and the strength found in community. With every chapter, readers discover truths that help them navigate challenges and live wisely. By reading and sharing these books, we ensure the Yoruba language and its deep cultural wisdom remain alive and strong.

ABOUT THE BOOK - SUMMARY

Oledarun is a Yoruba book with an interesting storyline and written by Adun Amoo. The first edition of this book was released in the year 2007. The major lesson of the book is that “Hardwork Pays”. Oledarun was centered on a fictional character known as Oladele. His parents really loved him and wanted him to excel in life. His father sent him to the best school, partially sidelining other children.

Unfortunately, Oladele disappointed them, and the less-attended to children became successful on the other hand. Find out what caused Oladele’s failure and how he was able to navigate life thereafter. Checkout the moral lesson of the story in the book titled “Oledarun” by Adun Amoo

CHARACTERS FEATURED IN OLEDARUN

Below are some of the characters featured in this book
1) Oladele
2) Oluwole
3) Labake
4) Alagba Akano
5) Baale
6) Abore

FACTS & FIGURE
Book Name: Oledarun
Author: Adun Amoo
Genre:  Prose
Language: Yoruba
Book Page: 62
Other books by the Author: Ayetoto

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