Cities That Work Day And Night
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Discover the people, choices, and challenges that shape Ghana’s cities in this engaging story for young adults aged 16–18. Through the lives of teenagers from different Ghanaian communities, readers explore leadership, teamwork, integrity, community development, and environmental responsibility. Blending suspense, humour, and emotional depth, this thought-provoking book celebrates Ghanaian culture and inspires young people to recognise their power to create positive change in their communities.
What makes a city truly work? Discover a compelling story of courage, leadership, and change that challenges young readers to think beyond themselves. Filled with suspense, humour, and real-life issues, this inspiring book empowers Ghanaian teenagers to embrace responsibility, protect their environment, and help build stronger communities. Because every great city begins with people who care.
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Age Range16-18
Class / LevelSHS
Pages51
AuthorJoel Yeboah
ISBNISBN: 978 - 9988 8914
FormatPaperback, Hardcover, ebook
LanguageEnglish
Reading LevelIntermediate
Why You’ll Love This Book
- A thought-provoking story about city life: Explore what makes cities function and how people can contribute to positive change, even during the quiet hours of the night.
- Relatable teenage characters: Follow young people from different Ghanaian communities as they navigate challenges, ambitions, and responsibilities.
- Exciting storytelling: Enjoy a compelling blend of suspense, humour, and emotional depth that keeps readers engaged.
- Real-world issues: Discover important themes such as leadership, community development, environmental care, and civic responsibility.
- Celebrates Ghanaian culture: Experience the diversity, unity, resilience, and vibrant spirit of Ghanaian communities.
- Inspires young leaders: Encourage teenagers to recognise their potential to influence their communities through courage, teamwork, and integrity.
- Promotes positive change: Discover how everyday choices and individual actions can help build better cities and brighter futures.
What’s Inside
- An engaging story inspired by urban life in Ghana, from Accra to Kumasi, Takoradi, and Tamale.
- Teenagers from different communities facing challenges and opportunities.
- Suspenseful moments, humour, and emotionally engaging experiences.
- Themes of leadership, teamwork, integrity, and personal responsibility.
- Insights into community development and the challenges of making cities work effectively.
- Environmental awareness and the importance of caring for shared spaces.
- Reflections on Ghanaian culture, diversity, unity, and resilience.
- An inspiring message about the power of young people to create meaningful change.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the importance of responsible leadership and integrity.
- Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Appreciate teamwork and collaboration across different communities.
- Recognise their role in community development and civic responsibility.
- Understand the importance of environmental protection and sustainable urban living.
- Appreciate Ghana's cultural diversity and the strength that comes from unity.
Perfect For
- Young adults aged 16–18 exploring their identities, ambitions, and responsibilities.
- Senior high school students interested in leadership, citizenship, and community development.
- Teachers seeking engaging reading materials for discussions about civic responsibility and environmental awareness.
- School libraries, reading clubs, and youth development programmes.
- Young readers who enjoy suspense, humour, and realistic social themes.
- Leadership clubs, environmental clubs, and community engagement groups.
Description
Cities are more than buildings, traffic lights, and busy roads. They are
living systems shaped by people—dreamers, workers, leaders, and
ordinary citizens who refuse to give up on hope. In Ghana, from Accra
to Kumasi, Takoradi to Tamale, life moves with a rhythm that never truly
sleeps. This story explores what it means for a city to “work”—not just
in daylight, but through the quiet hours of the night when challenges and
opportunities still unfold.
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