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Let's celebrate Sierra Leonean literature!!
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Book Name: The Dark Road from Romarong
Author: Wilfred Kanu Jr
This book talks about the transformation of a country, named Romarong into the nation Sierra Leone, tracing its journey from ancient West African tribes settling in the rainforest.
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The Life of Una Marson 1905-1965
Author: Delia Jarrett-Macauley
Discover Una Marson in this biography by Delia Jarrett-Macauley. Una was a Jamaican feminist, activist, and writer who made her mark as a journalist, playwright, and poet in the 1920s.
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Book Name: Rainbow Happenings: A Memoir
Author: John Karefa-Smart
Learn about the amazing life story of John Karefa-Smart, showing how luck and guidance have helped in different roles from teaching to politics.
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Book Name: Blood of a Stranger
Author: Dele Charley
Explore the rich narrative of Sierra Leonean village life in "The Blood of A Stranger." This poignant play uncovers the struggle against exploitation and the triumph of justice over oppression.
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Sailing Against Currents
Author: Mohamed Combo Kamanda
This captivating story delves into Seibatu's courageous quest to defy societal expectations and chart her own path in a world constrained by traditional norms.
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As Seibatu confronts social barriers and challenges, readers are taken on an inspiring exploration of resilience, determination, and the power of self-discovery. Drop a book emoji in the comments if you'd be reading the book.
Book Name: Adama Loves Akara
Author: Vickie Remoe
In this storybook. Adama and her dad, Adamu, play, learn, and enjoy tasty Akara. This book is perfect for kids aged 3-5 to learn basic vowel sounds.
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Book Name: Hand on the Navel: The Sierra Leone Trilogy
Author: Lemuel A. Johnson
This tells the story of soldiers from Sierra Leone who fought in World Wars I and II, sharing their memories and experiences.
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