Goa, the youngest member in her family hears a story told by her grandfather about an African family. What makes the family so special is the collective gifts of each of its members. These gifts are referred to as Sunshine. Excited after hearing the wonderful story. Goa follows her family members, imitating them until she finds her own unique Sunshine.

Cheka (CheeChee) Owusu, was raised on self love. Her core family stabilizes her positive foundation enabling her to exist peacefully in a world of self hate. That is until a visit to her grandmother’s lead to the perming of her hair and the violation of her beliefs and independent power. Cheka must not only process the events of her visit for the understanding of its causes, but she must also re-affirm her sense of self and empowerment. “Black Girls Don’t HAVE Straight Hair” is a long overdue testimate to positive action counteracting the negative.

The Liar, The Storyteller, & The Truth is three valuable stories in one. This collection of stories paints a vivid distinction between three important concepts; Lying, Storytelling, and the Truth. This audio production will help any family teach their little ones about the consequences of lying, the magic of storytelling and the value of being truthful.