The Soot - Oyeku, Ayo
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When Chisom wakes up one morning to find the sky mysteriously darkened, she turns to her mother and her teachers for answers. At home, her mother explains the soot in the sky and teaches Chisom how to grow a plant. In school, Chisom's teacher explains the causes and effects of pollution, and the importance of protecting our planet. Filled with captivating illustrations, "The Soot" is a story about family, education, and caring for our environment. This book gives an excellent opportunity for parents and educators to engage children in discussions about environmental issues and encourages young readers to become responsible stewards of the planet.…mehr

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When Chisom wakes up one morning to find the sky mysteriously darkened, she turns to her mother and her teachers for answers. At home, her mother explains the soot in the sky and teaches Chisom how to grow a plant. In school, Chisom's teacher explains the causes and effects of pollution, and the importance of protecting our planet. Filled with captivating illustrations, "The Soot" is a story about family, education, and caring for our environment. This book gives an excellent opportunity for parents and educators to engage children in discussions about environmental issues and encourages young readers to become responsible stewards of the planet.
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Autorenporträt
Ayo Oyeku is an Ebedi International Residency Fellow and a Humanitarian Leadership Fellow. In 2015, he won the Ezenwa Ohaeto Prize for Fiction, by the Society of Young Nigerian Writers. He emerged as a finalist for the Golden Baobab Prize in 2016 and 2018. In 2019, he won the Association of Nigerian Authors Prize for Children's Literature. Ayo Oyeku is also an international contributor to World Kid Lit and EuroLit. Asides writing, he loves traveling, reading to children, and sharing in-depth knowledge of children's literature at literary panels.