Publisher: Spears Media Press, Cameroon
Pages: 184
Year: 2022
Category: Children & Teens, Teen & Youth
Dimensions: 216 x 140mm
Meet Sibi, a
vivacious, smart, and audacious girl who leaves the comforts of her
coastal town and parents to live with Ndih, her granny in the village of
Alahtene. Sibi’s integration into village life is swift and
adventurous, aided by the ever-soothing supervision of her equally
gallant grandmother and teenage uncle, Ajuenekoh. Recounted from the
first person, we follow Sibi’s adventures in school, church,
neighbourhoods, the rivers, hills and forests of Alahtene, its buzzy
market and most significantly, around Ndih’s fireside. Set in the early
1960s, Sibi’s Adventures in Alahtene bubbles with dozens of breathtaking
stories about the intrigues of adult life and childhood in a rural
community rapidly integrating into a newly formed African country.
Price range: £19.00 through £20.00
About the author
Mary S. Fosi is an
environmental Consultant and Chairperson of the Myrianthus Fosi
Foundation for Biodiversity and Environmental Protection (MyFF), a
Non-Governmental Organization that provides public awareness on
environmental issues to local communities for improved sustainable
livelihoods. She served in various portfolios in the Cameroon public
service between 1974 and 2009. She has reviewed many professional
articles and conference proceedings on the environment, published in
environmental/scientific journals and co-authored a book on biosafety.
Sibi’s Adventures in Alahtene is her first novel. Mary holds a Degree in
Law from the University of Yaounde, and a Higher Diploma from the
School of Administration and Magistracy (ENAM), Cameroon. She now lives
in the USA with her children.








