Now retired, Joy Nwosu Lo-Bamijoko of Nigeria was a music teacher trained in Santa Cecilia, Rome. She obtained her Ph.D. in music education from the University of Michigan. She has written books, and published extensively in national and international scholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers.
Death is inevitable. Just as sure as we all live, we will all one day die. But, when family members start dropping like flies, it's time to go searching to find out why.
Grandma is becoming a bit forgetful. She hides things in places she believes she will be able to find them when she needs them, but then, she forgets where the hiding places are. She forgets her car keys and a host of other things. What will Grandma forget next?
This fun little book will have children 3-6 yrs. of age entertained by the antics of Grandma.
Growing up can be painful! Living can be painful! These stories follow the growing pains of a little boy named Chike. He struggles to understand why he cannot impose his own will on life. Why he should be told what to do and why living is so tough. Do we even understand the mind of a child? We can only watch, direct and pray. How will life treat Chike? Only time will tell.
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 19,590.
Language:
American English.
Published: December 20, 2018
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Categories:
Fiction » Mashups
In a world where everything is in motion, with everyone heading toward a destination, some to perdition and some to salvation, The Vagaries of Life… is a collection of short stories where the characters are on their various journeys.
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 56,690.
Language:
English.
Published: February 1, 2017
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Categories:
Fiction » Women's fiction » General
Justina is every young woman who found herself alone in the world to fend for herself. It is the story of the pitfalls that await such a woman. It is the story of survival
In the Legend of the Walking Dead: Igbo Mythologies, the author talks about Igbo ancient and traditional beliefs about life and death. There is a very thin line dividing the land of the living and the land of the dead, so thin that spirits from both lands coexist. Sometimes, during the story, it is difficult to differentiate between a living and a dead
In Mirror of Our Lives: Voices of Four Igbo Women, four women, from the Igbo tribe of Nigeria, are re-living their lives as if in front of a mirror. These women do not know themselves, and have never met. But it is as if their stories are connected by an invisible thread that holds them together.