This author of Ghanaian heritage based in the UK writes contemporary fiction for older children that also appeals to adults. Her work often delves into themes that resonate across generations. Through her unique narrative style, she explores complex relationships and the lived experiences of her characters. Her prose is engaging and inspirational, making her a significant voice in literature for young adults and adults alike.
Ama's family run a fruit farm in Ghana, West Africa. Follow Ama as she takes you to meet her family and gives you a tour around the farm!Readerful is designed to motivate children to read more. This Independent Library book is for pupils in Y3/P4 at Oxford Reading Level 8 to read without support.
With her father Solomon not in her life since she was four and her mother Maggie working away in London, thirteen-year-old Esi has found contentment and stability living with Nana Nancy, cousin Ama and Auntie Cissy in Accra. Now all of that is about to change. Maggie has sent for her and Esi is leaving Ghana reluctantly to join her. Her move to London, not only forces Esi to deal with challenges she's never faced before, but it brings up many questions about Maggie and Solomon, the answers to which in the end change her life. Looking Up is a fresh, contemporary story that will be enjoyed by older children and adults alike.