This is the fifth book in the Princess Kamala series. Princess Kamala is requested to visit the Dogon people located in Mali. She is summons to an audience with the Dogon Oracle, who gives her information of a famine that will destroy all the western region. To prevent the famines destruction and save the kingdom, she can only reveal this information to the king. The Oracle also tell her that her children are being abused by a family member. To solve these problems, she cannot tell her husband, but must find a solution herself. Barbara was born and raised in New York City. Her formal education started at Morgan State University with a B.S. degree in physical education and later, Herbert Lehman college for a master's degree in education. For over 30 years Barbara taught health, physical education and dance at the Borough of Manhattan Community College in New York City. After retirement she began to study book binding and organized her ideas into a business, she named Adzua Art Associates Inc. Since 2013, she has authored six children's fictional books, set in 12th century West Africa. The Princess Kamala series, comprised of four books, soon to be five, exposes young minds to a period of history that is not the education focus in our schools. Within the pages of her books, youth experience an emotional journey of anger, frustration, blame, forgiveness, accomplishment disappointment, and love. They are wonderful picture stories that stimulate the visual while teaching good morale values. Her goal is to stimulate the conscious minds of young people to seek more information, motivating them to use building blocks of self-pride to create and organize their own ideas.