Patricia Farrell Livres

The story follows Jessicah's journey to Nairobi in search of her estranged father after her mother's death. In the bustling city, she meets Granny Zippo, a wise figure who looks after children scavenging through the Menengai garbage dump. As Jessicah becomes part of this resilient community, she embarks on adventures that highlight the struggles and camaraderie of those living on the margins, ultimately discovering strength and connection in unexpected places.

The story follows Amos Amoke, who faces a crisis when his barber shop disappears, leaving him to worry about providing for his family. With encouragement from his wife, he sets up a new venture under a flame tree, leading to the creation of a bustling market. This heartwarming tale emphasizes resilience, the importance of emotional support, and the ability to adapt in challenging circumstances, making it a relatable read for children aged 8-10.