Niwaka

The Child of Wind and Spirit

By: Fredlyne Evbuomwan

Narrated by: James Butler

There are stories that entertain.

There are stories that teach.

And then… there are stories that remember.

Niwaka: The Child of Wind and Spirit is one of those rare stories. It does not shout to be heard. It listens first—then speaks in the quiet places of the heart. It comes not with grand explosions or fairy godmothers, but with snow, silence, feathers, and firelight.

In a world that moves fast and forgets often, this story invites us to pause.

To feel.
To return.
It reminds us that identity is not always found in mirrors or maps, but in moments—when the wind stirs our spirit and something ancient awakens. It reminds us that we can belong in more than one place. That we can come from more than one home. That we can lose everything and still be found—more whole, more radiant, more rooted than before.

As listen, you will walk with Niwaka through snow-covered sorrow, jungle-birthed joy, and the in-between of not knowing who you are… until you do.

Whether you are young or old, searching or settled, may you find in this book not just a story, but a compass.

Let Niwaka guide you.
Let the wind carry you.

And when you finish…
May you step back into your own life with gentler eyes and a braver heart.

©2025 Fredlyne Evbuomwan (P)2025 Fredlyne Evbuomwan