Joshua loves playing his kalimba, a traditional African musical instrument.
But when his family suggests he bring it to the school talent show, he thinks its a terrible idea--all his classmates like rap.
Then his Uncle Zambezi gives Joshua a magical mask to boost his confidence.
Through the power of the mask, Joshua is able to realize its always better to be true to oneself.
A magical Masai mask takes an African American boy on a series of adventures, and he discovers the joy of being himself.
Joshua loves playing his kalimba, a traditional African musical instrument.
But when his family suggests he join the school talent show, he thinks its a terrible idea - all his classmates like rap.
Wishing to be popular, Joshua turns to his Uncle Zambezi, who gives him a magical Masai mask.
Little does he know, the mask will grant Joshua his wish, and more.
Anna Richs illustrations give the humorous characters spunk and charm, while Dakari Hru creates a fun, positive tale in which a young boy learns what its like to be in someone elses shoes.
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