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These four new books will entertain and educate your child at the same time...
Sweet Sweet Land
Anthony Kwamlah Johnson
978-9988-
48 pages
Ama and her friends live in the idyllic village of Mensu. It is a serene, rural village inhabited by fishermen, farmers and herders. For many years, the inhabitants of Mensu sustainably lived in harmony with nature.
Suddenly, Mensu Village is invaded by rich businessmen, greedy politicians and adventurers. These invaders grabbed the land and displaced the poor, rightful landowners. The land grab sparks a conflict between the rich and the poor.
The children of Mensu Village, led by Ama, play their role to protect the land.
What roles did the children play? Did the children succeed? Who wins the sweet land in the end?
Food in the Backyard
Kwabena Agyepong
978-9988-
48 pages
It was the early 1980s and the country was going through turmoil with food shortages everywhere. With economic crisis and security issues confronting the state, find out how Kay's family were able to brace the odds and ended up affecting their entire community.
Flying Up The Mountain
Elizabeth-Irene Baitie
978-9988-9226-9-6
288 pages
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And that hole in the yard? It is a grave, but not for the purpose Ato feared, and its use brings a tender, celebratory ending to this deeply felt and universal story of healing and love from one of Ghana’s most admired children’s book authors.
The companion to Crossing the Stream is a moving story of friendship and a timely reminder of our duty to nature.
Ato and his friends Dzifa and Leslie have been selected to visit Nnoma, the bird sanctuary that Ato’s father helped build before he died. Ato is convinced that his father hid something valuable on the island, meant only for him. When the trio arrives at Nnoma with other children from across West Africa, they are split into teams and given missions to help broaden their knowledge of nature. The winners will become Asafo—ambassadors of Nnoma and defenders of the Earth. But then the adults running Nnoma start behaving erratically and Ato suspects foul play. When the trio uncovers a sinister plot to exploit the sanctuary, Ato and his friends must work together to protect it—and his father’s legacy.
Kirkus praised Crossing the Stream as “a powerful coming-of-age story of self-discovery” in their starred review. Now, Flying Up the Mountain calls upon each of us to do our part in safeguarding our planet.
Tick Tock Clock
Theresa Akuye Amui
978-9988-
32 pages
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