AFRICAN MYTHOLOGY

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In the first book of Tomi Adeyemi’s Nigerian-inspired fantasy, Children of Blood and Bone, maji heroine Zélie sets out on a quest to return magic to the world after its disappearance years earlier. If you liked this book and are looking for other action-packed fantasies based on African Mythology, try these suggestions.













Okorafor, Nnedi – Akata Warrior

Book 1 in the Akata Warrior series. Sunny, a New York-born albino, lives in Nigeria. When her classmates reveal that she is a “free agent,” like them, she begins learning all about magic. But when the magical authorities ask her to help them track down a terrifying killer, is she up to the challenge? Recommended for Gr 7-9.



Onyebuchi, Tochi – Beasts Made of Night

Book 1 in the Beasts Made of Night series. In the world of Kos, sins like greed and vanity give birth to terrifying sin-beasts that threaten the public welfare. When Taj, a sin-eater, is called to the palace to eat the sin of a royal, he finds himself pulled into a conspiracy of political intrigue that could threaten his city and everyone in it. Recommended for Gr 7 Up for fantasy violence.




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