Amidst the challenges of drought and climate change, two children embark on a dangerous adventure across both modern and magical landscapes of Africa. Their quest is to rescue their parents' farm in the Green Valley, facing various obstacles that test their courage and resilience. The story weaves together themes of family, environmental struggle, and the enchanting elements of African folklore.
Ruth Hartley Libri
Questa autrice è una narratrice, spinta a scrivere e dipingere come mezzo per esplorare e condividere idee e sentimenti. Il suo lavoro attinge alle sue esperienze di vita e alle persone straordinarie che ha incontrato, intessendo narrazioni che approfondiscono temi di connessione, conflitto, creatività e comunicazione. Attraverso la sua arte e la sua scrittura, offre una prospettiva unica, plasmata da una vita di ricche esperienze e un profondo impegno per la condizione umana.





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