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The dalalala rumbles and roars as Musa and Dada head off to the shore—but the bus stops for one more detour:

"Do you need a ride?
It's hotter than peppers
out there in the sun!
Come in, there's room for everyone!"

One stop becomes two stops, which soon become ten, and Musa wonders when it will end:

"How can any more people get in?
We're already smushed
like sardines in a tin!"

But with some wiggles and giggles and fun, there might just be room for everyone.

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Naaz Khan

Naaz Khan

Indian American
Naaz Khan is a writer and educator with a diploma in refugee studies from the American University in Cairo and a master of arts in international edu... See more
Merce Lopez

Merce Lopez

Spanish
Merce Lopez studied illustration at Escola de la Llotja in Barcelona. She has illustrated many projects for different markets, from design to editor... See more

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Reviews

Redeemed Reader

Room for Everyone
Reviewed by Megan
A lively rhyming story about a generously overcrowded daladala on its way to the beach in a delightful read-aloud about siblings in Zanzibar...

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