Description

Nana Abena loved her village of Kwahu Tafo — the hills, the rivers and the tall shady trees. But one morning she noticed something worrying: trees had been cut down, the soil was
dry and the river had less water than before. At just ten years old, she wondered, What can I do? With determination, Nana began planting seeds near her home. Soon her friends joined
her, planting and watering seedlings with care. But challenges arose: a sudden storm threatened their work, and some villagers doubted that children could make a difference.
From Kwahu’s hills to towns like Kumasi and Accra, The Girl Who Planted Trees tells a heart-warming story of courage, teamwork and hope — showing that even the smallest hands
can make a big change.