Brief Comparison Between Zomo And The Sky God

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This book is about a rabbit. The rabbits name is Zomo. One day Zomo visits the Sky God. Zomo asks the Sky God what he has to do in order to be wise. The Sky God tells Zomo that he must do three things in order to be wise. He must first get fish scales, then get milk from a wild cow and lastly get a tooth from a leopard. Zomo does all of this and takes each item back to the Sky God. When he gives the items to the Sky God, Zomo is in for a surprise. The Sky God tells him that he is now wise but he must run forever from the angry animals that he took these items

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