THE FORTUNE TELLER'S SHELLS - AISSATOU FRET DIALLO

Transport yourself to the fascinating world of Guinea Konakry with the novel "The Fortune Teller's Shells" by Aissatou Fret Diallo. Discover a love story against the backdrop of turbulent socio-political changes. Feel the magic of African literature and let yourself be carried away by a story of love, tradition and modernity.

• Engaging plot set in exotic Guinea
• Moving love story of two young people
• Broad socio-political context of an emerging democracy
• Reflection on the dichotomy between tradition and modernity
• Author - Aissatou Fret Diallo - Guinean writer and lawyer, women's rights activist
• Ideal reading for lovers of romances and African literature

"The Fortune Teller's Shells" is a novel by Guinean writer and lawyer Aissatou Fret Diallo, a long-time activist for women's rights. The book is set in the late 20th century in the capital of Guinea, Konakry, and is in the style of a classic romance. The author presents the story of the love of two young people from different ethnic groups against the broad socio-political background of Guinea, the emerging democracy there and a society living in a complicated dichotomy between traditional customs and new laws of liberalizing law. It is a story about the search for identity, the struggle for love and dignity in a world full of contradictions.

Aissatou Fret Diallo is an outstanding figure in the Guinean literary and social scene. Her work touches on important topics related to women's rights, social and cultural problems in Africa. "The Fortune Teller's Shells" is one of her most famous novels, which has gained recognition from readers and critics around the world. In her book, the author combines elements of romance, drama and social novel to create a unique and moving story.

The novel "The Fortune Teller's Shells" is an ideal proposition for people who are looking for a reading that is engaging, moving and thought-provoking. It is a story about love that overcomes barriers, about the struggle for one's rights and about the search for one's place in the world. This book will certainly appeal to lovers of romances, African literature and all those who appreciate valuable and inspiring stories.

Edition: Pages: 136, Format: 206x142 mm, Year: Year of publication: 2025, Publisher: W podwórku, Number of pages: 136, Format: 206x142 mm