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Well Done, Abena
“Well done, Abena” says her father, mother and class teacher.
What has Abena done, that everybody says “Well done!”
Abena lived with her parents and two best friends: Lion King and White Beauty.
Her friends loved her very much and she loved them too.
Abena was a brillant and hardworking girl.
Was Abena able to sing when her Sunday school teacher asked her to sing?
She came from church and her father also asked her to sing.
Guess what happened!
₵15.00Well Done, Abena
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Wounded Stranger and Other Stories
This book is a collection of short life-experience stories laden with interesting details and moral lessons. The lives and journeys of the characters will both intrigue you and teach you some important lessons in everyday life
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Call Me Miracle
It’s the real life experience of a woman who has been through challenging and trying times. Journeying through what could be described as walking through “the valley of the shadow death”, she kept looking for the miracle that she so much craved but never seemed to be in sight. As her faith threatened to suffer ship wreck she questions her own faith and the faithfulness of the God she put her trust in. Unable to reconcile her plight with a loving and merciful God she concludes there are “no miracles” for me. However at the points in her journey when it was darkest she encountered the miraculous intervention of the God she put her trust in and depended on. She will conclude in the final analysis that there is no God like Jehovah. The gracious and merciful God never failed her, but chose to give her a new name, Miracle.
₵25.00Call Me Miracle
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Stories to Warm Your Heart
“There is a wealth of knowledge in these stories. Whether you slouch on a sofa, or lie in your bed, reading these stories will refresh your mind as they warm your heart.” Matilda Amissah-Arthur (Mrs), Wife of the Vice President of Ghana₵25.00Stories to Warm Your Heart
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Wisdom, Faith and a Song
“This book is a life guide that will help you to make the most of every single day gifted to you by God. This is a must have and read book.” — Alexander Nana Yaw Kumi-Larbi (Apostle), General Secretary, The Church of Pentecost₵25.00Wisdom, Faith and a Song
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Nuggets for Victorious Living
“In however manner the reader intends using this book — whether as a quickie devotional, supplementary devotional, last word before falling asleep or a quick reference inspirational source at odd times of the day — one is assured of an educative and uplifting wealth of insight into the contemplation on and application of the Word of God. I trust that these nuggets will aid in enlightening one’s path on this lifelong journey of the Christian Pilgrim, and Victorious Living.” — Justice Sophia Abena Boafoa Akuffo
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Golden Footprints: Memoirs of an African Development Worker
This book is a biography within a biography; it is about the author’s life lived in the northern part of Ghana in the peculiarities of the undocumented socio-cultural uniqueness of the region. It mirrors the hard road the author and many first-generation literates of his generation have travelled in building their lives in significant ways to impact society. A major part of the book is dedicated to a narrative of the experiences of the author while working for the NGO community across the African continent. It documents the challenges these organisations faced in various countries where they facilitated development and outlines how the interventions of NGOs have benefited rural populations. It is fodder for intellectual consumption, literature for academic discourse and more information for development students and practitioners. The book documents indigenous knowledge that has hitherto been left to oral tradition and ignored in the Ghanaian education system. Finally, the book demonstrates the divine hand of the Almighty God in the life of the author as one reads through breath-taking moments of divine interventions that otherwise could have ended his life and career. All these are narrated to provide the suspense normally found in fiction books.
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The Minister’s Daughter
A highly pampered little girl from an affluent home loses everything one dark morning. With her dear father gone forever, she must now struggle for survival. Not helping with the situation are an austere and depressing village setting and two feuding women – an aggrieved and bad-tempered nurse and a fashionable teacher with high dreams in a questionable relationship.
In the village school, there is the head teacher who hates this minister’s daughter because of her father. Not even Akuluksi, the one-eyed boy, spares her with deeply hurting teases that breaks her heart. But the minister’s daughter must survive her childhood days.
₵25.00The Minister’s Daughter
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Stories Auntie Serwah Told
Auntie Serwah loves to tell stories. In this book, Auntie Serwah highlights everyday issues children face all around the world. Don’t forget to pray after reading a story. Don’t forget to pray at bedtime.
₵15.00Stories Auntie Serwah Told
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Letter Land
Age Range: 2 – 6 years
Mastering the alphabet is one of the first lessons children learn when they start to speak.
This book is presented in a unique way to develop children as they read. In colouring and identifying the letters of the alphabet, the child is also presented with some basic sentences with easy-to- read words as they try to put letters together in that early stage.
As they read and pronounce the words in this book, they cultivate the habit of reading.
₵24.00Letter Land
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King Frog
Sumin community grew day after day and the inhabitants realised the need for a king.
“Who will be king?” the animals asked.
The animals elected Frog as king for Sumin.
Rabbit did not like the idea of Frog as king but all the inhabitants liked King Frog because he was a wise king. He helped in solving problems and also jubilated with the animals in their happy moments.
They all praised the wise king. “All Hail King Frog! All Hail King Frog!”
₵10.00King Frog
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The Trader (Work People Do Series)
Work People Do is a series of story books for children. They all tell interesting ways people do their work.
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The Journalist (Work People Do Series)
Work People Do is a series of story books for children. They all tell interesting ways people do their work.
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The Nurse (Work People Do Series)
Work People Do is a series of story books for children. They all tell interesting ways people do their work.
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The New Combined Commentary: On the WAEC-Selected Texts for Core Literature (African Poetry, Ananse in the Land of Idiots, No Sweetness Here)
This New Combined Commentary is a well-prepared students’ companion for the study of WAEC’s prescribed texts for Core Literature. The contents are sharp, detailed, and full of important literary nuggets to benefit students.
- Creative summaries of the stories
- Lively character and plot analysis
- Character identification for each story
- How to identify literary devices
- Poetry understanding and appreciation
- Line-by-line commentary on the poems
- Meanings of difficult words and phrases
- Elements of short prose and drama
- Understanding the drama movements
- How to answer literary questions
- Over 270 Objective Questions & Answers
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