Embark on an adventurous journey with "The Trickster in the Vase," crafted by the imaginative Sophia Ezomoghene and vividly illustrated by SANJAY CHARLTON. Twins Eddie and Nosa Osagie learn a crucial lesson: never enter Baba's study. However, the temptation proves too strong on Grandpa Sunny's birthday. All they desire is a simple game of soccer with the ball in the forbidden study. Little do they know, one wrong move sends a dusty bronze vase crashing, releasing the mischievous trickster spirit, Eshu. 1. Sibling Mischief and Unleashed Chaos: Join Eddie and Nosa as sibling curiosity leads to chaos. The accidental release of Eshu sets off a series of mischievous events, creating havoc in the neighborhood. Sophia Ezomoghene weaves a tale of sibling mischief and the consequences that follow. 2. Race Against Trickery: As Eshu wreaks havoc, Eddie and Nosa find themselves in a race against time to outsmart the trickster. The narrative unfolds as they navigate through their neighborhood, attempting to track down the elusive spirit and put an end to his playful, yet troublesome, tricks. 3. Soccer, Spirits, and Sneaking: Experience the thrill of soccer games and the unexpected twists that come with unleashing a trickster spirit. Sophia Ezomoghene skillfully blends the ordinary joy of sibling play with the supernatural, creating a unique and captivating narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. 4. Grandpa Sunny's Party Countdown: With Grandpa Sunny's party looming, the stakes rise. Eddie and Nosa face the challenge of returning Eshu to the vase without anyone noticing. Will they manage to defeat the trickster before the guests arrive, or will their secret be exposed to Baba? The countdown to the party adds an extra layer of suspense to the tale. 5. Lessons of Curiosity and Consequences: "The Trickster in the Vase" not only captivates with its enchanting narrative but also imparts valuable lessons about the consequences of curiosity. Sophia Ezomoghene and Sanjay Charlton create a world where the boundaries between the ordinary and the magical blur, leaving readers with a sense of wonder and a reminder that some secrets are best left undisturbed.