Easter along the River: Four siblings. One festival. A journey home that changes everything.

This is a captivating story that celebrates African Identity, Community, Personal Growth, and Cultural Heritage. Yowome Williams interweaves historical details with imaginative elements in an exceptionally vivid manner that keeps readers enthralled and yearning to discover details of their own cultural identity.12-year-old Ami and her older brothers, 14-year-old Enam, 16-year-old Tafa and 17-year-old Yao, are thrilled about their upcoming trip to their hometown, Sokpoe, in the Volta Region of Ghana, to celebrate the colourful River Crossing Festival.From a flowerpot town stop and riverside games to village rivalries and big personal wins, this trip promises more than just fun — it’s a journey of self-discovery, community bonds, and tradition.Will Ami be able to trade her princess frock for village life? Can Enam outwit his old rival? Will Tafa find his voice? And will older brother Yao finally embrace his big brother role? There’s only one way to find out — join the siblings on this life-changing adventure!Ideal for families. Learn about the rich Ewe culture and the importance of strong family values alongside your kids. The story also highlights the personal development each sibling experiences as they step outside their comfort zone into a different way of life.An engaging History, Geography, Travel and Exploration, Socio-emotional development and Cultural Studies living book. Great for book clubs and classrooms too. Read more