It is the United Nations International Decade for People of African
Descent, so Nguisse and Atabong, two teenage children of an
African mother and a European father (born and brought up in
Europe), decide to search for their African origin and identity. With
their maternal cousin Prince Fuareke, a bright and knowledgeable
16-year-old student born and raised in Cameroon, an exciting
conversation about and across Africa begins. What’s more,
Mosquito Zangalo awaits you at the end of each chapter of this
first book with a challenge that helps you test your knowledge of
what you learn in this book.
Join our three curious storytellers and discover Africa from an
entirely different perspective. Discover fascinating insights, facts
and figures about people, identity, heritage, history, geography,
culture, nature and much more.
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Africa For Smart Kids Book 1 – Let’s Talk About Africa
This is the first of the Africa for smart kids series. It is written in a conversational format for three teenage characters, one female and two males, two from the diaspora and one continental and mosquito Zangalo. They are out to discover and explore Africa as questions and find answers. This is the perfect read for groups and the perfect piece for role play, at home, school or even in boardrooms. We make learning about Africa exciting and fun.
Categories: Historical, Kids, LAPIS LAZULI
Tags: Africa, Beatrice Achaleke, black history, People and culture
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