Kweku Duodo Asumang

Stories of children whose lives are disrupted by disasters and by social problems beyond their control. They will discover how tolerance, ingenuity and generosity can bring people together and build a foundation for mutual help and understanding. This book focuses on boy soldiers.

"Reading Worlds" is a comprehensive reading series for African primary school children. It contains seven levels of graded readers and covers modern and tradiational imaginative stories; fact based readers; and stories based on familiar situations and contexts.

In these stories young readers meet children whose lives are disrupted by war and disaster. They will discover how understanding and generosity can bring people together and build a foundation for peace. In this story children are forced from their village by drought.

A group of children telling a fantasy story, this book is part of the "Hop, Step, Jump" series that moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures, through freer use of language to the level of reading reached at primary school.

Mainly for African market - 2nd level reader fo early reading in English. This title is one of a collection of stories for very early readers either at school or at home. In these books: controlled language is designed to give confidence; illustrations provide visual cues; stories focus on experiences relevant to young children; and stories are taken from a range of cultural backgrounds. The series is divided into two levels of difficulty: "go" is for readers who are beginning to learn the past and future tenses.