01620nam a22003737a 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020001800062040002700080041001200107082001400119100002900133245007800162260003300240300001700273500058200290700001800872700002700890700002100917700002300938700001600961700003200977700001901009700001801028700002801046700001801074700001901092700001901111700002301130700003201153700002001185700001801205700002301223OSt20251211060004.0251209b        |||||||| |||| 00| 1 eng d  a9789785725995  cGoethe Zentrum Library  aEnglish  aFP2019/02  aWanner, Zukiswa eEditor  aWater Birds on the Lakeshore: bAn Anthology of Afro Young Adult Fiction.  aNigeria :bOuida Booksc2019  a250p.,c21cm  aThese stories from the oldest continent and home to the world's youngest population range from the fantastical to ruminations of youth during conflict, the unknowability of death as seen through young adults eyes, to the perennial questions around family, friendship and sexual awakening.  Despite the diverse themes, the stories in this historic first anthology of African young adult fiction speak with voices that anyone who is or has been a teenager will be familiar with: voices that are at times assertive, sometimes uncertain, but always aware of the world around them..  aCarrim, Sarah  aLukorito, Jones Wafula  aKanjaye, Tamanda  aMatara, Priscillar  aBerko, Kofi  aAdantchede, Kevin Nonvignon  aDjimeli, Raoul  aShafii, Fatma  aMaximus, Howard Meh-Buh  aMukore, Merdi  aChibba, Shamin  aBenneh, Asiedu  aEnemuo, Chinelo J.  aKemigisha, Precious Colette  aGnaro, Laurence  aJackson, Haku  aMlangiza, Yamikani