The Shadow Speaker by Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu
Juvenile Fiction2009 · 352 pages · ~6 hr read

The Shadow Speaker

by Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu
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Niger, West Africa, 2070:/DIV After a nuclear fallout in the early twenty-first century, the earth's civilization has been completely transformed. Magic, mysticism, and mind-blowing technology now rule the world. In West Africa, fourteen-year old Ejii struggles to master her own magical powers. When her world is completely upended after she witnesses her father's death, Ejii faces a unique opportunity to explore her power and realize her destiny. But is she ready for the responsibility that comes along with that? Embarking on a journey across the Sahara, Ejii befriends new allies and battles dangerous foes. It soon becomes clear that her people need to be protected from a terrible force seeking to annihilate them. And Ejii may just be their last hope for survival. Fast-paced and full of tender friendships and thrilling action, this futuristic adventure heralds a bright new talent in young adult science fiction.DIV

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About The Shadow Speaker

What is The Shadow Speaker about?

Niger, West Africa, 2070:/DIV After a nuclear fallout in the early twenty-first century, the earth's civilization has been completely transformed. Magic, mysticism, and mind-blowing technology now rule the world. In West Africa, fourteen-year old Ejii struggles to master her own magical powers.

Who wrote The Shadow Speaker?

The Shadow Speaker was written by Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu.

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