Who is Goha?

This is a collection of stories about Goha, a Middle Eastern legend who is sometimes a wise man, fool, or trickster. The stories typically have a lesson or moral and pretty funny. The author provides background information on Goha’s legend, and he is a part of many Middle Eastern cultures.

What is the main idea of the book Goha?

It tells the stroy of main character Goha, a Middle Eastern man, and tells the tales of him encountering dangerous situations. Goha finds his way out of trouble by outwitting thieves and other “bad guy”. This book tells the tales of stories that have been passed down through generations by word of mouth.

What is Goha the wise fool about?

Goha the Wise Fool is a book filled with a series of Tales about an old man named Goha. Each tale takes place in a small town in the Middle East and each one has a different lesson that accompanies it. Goha a wise, old man that is witty and humorous loves to play tricks on people and outsmart other such as robbers.

What did Goha and his son do with the donkey?

Goha and his son were on their way to a nearby village. The son rode the donkey whilst Goha walked alongside and his son rode. On the way they passed some people who pointed at Goha and his son. “Look at that boy, they said.” He is riding the donkey and his poor old father is walking.”