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 Obi was a carefree, little rhino, until one day a fierce itch interrupted his happy vibe. As much as he tried, nothing helped. It would take his big heart, along with something much smaller than a rhino for Obi to feel like himself again.

A sequel to Obi’s Mud Bath which was inspired by an actual event, Obi’s Itch includes Common Core Connections and explores themes of perseverance, friendship, and the power of believing.** A portion of this book’s proceeds will be donated to Water.org, an organization which empowers families around the world with access to safe water and sanitation.

Annette Schottenfeld is passionate about writing children's books, hip-hop dance,and environmental issues, believing all have the power to change lives. She is the author ofObi's Mud Bath and Not So Fast, Max: A Rosh Hashanah Visit with Grandma.Born a Jersey girl, Annette currently lives in New York. Find her at www.annetteschottenfeld.com Follow her on Instagram @nettschott

Sade Adeshida is an illustrator and graphic designer from Nigeria. She is passionate about telling diverse African stories and recreating the same wonder and imagination she found in books as a kid. She has illustrated for children's books and worked in character design and storyboarding for animation. Her passion will always be storytelling no matter the media from design to books and animation.You can see more of her work at www.folasade-adeshida.com/illustration

We thank our cultural sensitivity reader, Esau Jabulani Mavindidze, for his help in making this book. Esau was born in Zimbabwe and has degrees from the University of Zimbabwe and Syracuse University. A Fulbright Scholar, Esau has worked as a lecturer at the African Studies Center and Penn Language Center of the University of Pennsylvania where he designed a Shona language and cultural studies program. Esau currently lives in the USA with his wife and two lovely kids.