DEAR Afrikan Girl, Commandment Number 11: Jist Must Spread...
COMMANDMENT NUMBER 11: JIST MUST SPREAD!
SHARE THIS ARTICLE WITH EVERY ONE YOU KNOW... It's an Early July 4th Gift for you African Girls! HAPPY JULY 4!
Dear Afrikan Girl,
Could this be?
You want to support me and read my book, but find yourself with empty pockets?
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Don't worry! Happens to the Best of Us!
That's why Until July 3rd 2014, the E- book is FREE!
Not sort of free, or maybe free, Just FREE 99!
All you have to do is , download it, share it on your social media!
And don't stop until your fingers hurt!
LEARN HOW:
1) Log on to www.amazon.com/ amazon.uk (Which ever one you usually use for your purchases).
2) Enter YEFON: The Red Necklace or Sahndra Fon Dufe in your search bar.
3) You should see a page like this: Notice it says The Kindle price is $0.00! See! I wan't lying when I said that...
4) Click on the orange button on the right, that says Buy now with One Click.
5) It would give you an option right below, as to where to deliver it. I chose my Icloud reader. When you click on it, you would see a page like this!
6) Its not yet complete! Please tell your friends that you just bought my book for free! Share it below there, on all your social media!
You ONLY HAVE ONE MORE DAY LEFT!!! What are you waiting for??????
LET THE SHARING BEGIN!!!!
Feeling lazy? That's okay. I thought about you too...
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Product Description
About YEFON: The Red Necklace:
A powerful, emotional tale of ambition and courage by Cameroonian-born Sahndra FON DUFE, the Common Wealth of Nations recognized author of the poem ‘Dear momma’. (2004).
Yefon:The RedNecklace (YRN) is the first book of the YEFON trilogy series. It will have you wrapped up with emotions you didn’t know you had. For more information visit website at www.yefonthenovel.com
SYNOPSIS:
Young tribal girl, Yefon Labam, knows she’s different.
During the 1950's, in her Central African village, women are uneducated and are expected to either work on a farm or be one of many wives, but Yefon dares for more—she wants to learn how to read, even if looking at a book could mean her death. Although everyone thinks she’s an abomination, including her mother and sisters, her father knows she’s destined for greater things.
When he is murdered, Yefon clings to the gift he gave her for inspiration—a red necklace. She soon comes to realize that the necklace is no ordinary ornament, but a talisman crafted by the spirits. Yefon walks a dangerous path that could lead to her freedom…or her death.
THE TRILOGY BEGINS...
Product details:
Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 5605 KB
Print Length: 315 pages
Publisher: African Pictures International; 1 edition (27 May 2014)
"Yefon The Red Necklace" is a breath of fresh air to a book lover like me. It is a tale of an inspiring young female survivor, who wants nothing more out of life other than to make a difference in the lives of the women in her family and her community.
Subsequently, in her quest for more and not settling for the norms of her culture, she encountered all sorts of challenges and obstacles but she never gave up when the journey got tough.
The story of Yefon is refreshingly rich in African cultural contents, well detailed you feel like you are right there with the Nso people; yet, so captivating and emotional.
This book leaves you salivating for more... But most importantly, it gives you the feeling of a Survivor, Hero, Hope and Freedom. I really enjoyed reading this book and can't wait for the next phase of the trilogy.
To the young author -Sahndra Fon Dufe -BRAVO!!!
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Yefon is a riveting and compelling read that captivates the reader within the first chapter. Its a powerful, emotional tale of a woman who is expected to live up to the low standards of women in her village. Her ambition is to learn to read despite that desire putting her life in danger. The courage that builds on this woman is impeccable and the story was descriptively written and suspenseful, its definitely a story for every woman to read.
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Just like Things Fall Apart, No Longer at Ease and Crown of Thorns, Yefon fits perfectly in the family of typical African classic novels that will pass for Ordinary level literature. The writing style and characters therein, creates a visual image in the mind of the reader.
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Such a beautiful and inspiring piece of work. The description was out of the ordinary that I could see myself engrossed, teary, laughing and many other emotions. At many instances I could never guess how the story was going to turn. The Cameroon history, Nso culture and Lamnso translations (I actually know a few words now), the literary genre -all these just made me see the novel as being so educative, interesting and different from the few other novels from African authors that I’ve read.
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Yefon is a marvelous work of art. I have read many books in my life time be they African or otherwise but I have not read any novel with the author as creative as she is, in this scintillating novel, she writes with the brevity of a matador in a pink tutu. The description of characters is absolutely special. I salute you.
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I had the pleasure of reading a copy during my one week long spring break and it was extremely relaxing. Filled with everything African, this book holds the appropriate dose of wit and humor. I will recommend it for those sunny days on the beach, as well as cold winter days while bundled up in a blanket in front of a fireplace.
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A book that every woman should read without a doubt! When I got my copy, I took it on the metro with me and just couldn't put it down! It's such a well written descriptive piece that took me to a completely new world! The nso village sounded so appealing and the lead character Yefon was very courageous and compelling! I wanted to see her win so badly! One of my two favorite characters are uncle lavran and kadoh! They show what a truly creative mind Fon dufe has! As an African American with great interest in the motherland, Yefon did it for me! I cannot wait for book2 !
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