The Christmas Hut

About the Book

The Christmas Hut is a wonderful book that lends itself beyond the holidays, with childlike innocence, to all who experience it. It is the only book in its category that invites and welcomes children, as well as the young at heart, into the Christmas Holidays, and walks them into the New year, by taking them into a world quite different from their own, yet bound together by the joyful cheer of the season, as it rings the bells of goodwill towards all, on each page. Children are instantly transported into an environment where Christmas, though much different from theirs, equally possesses the happy ability to bring families and communities together, in a Seaside Town right on the equator, where the children of St Paul’s Parish culturally and ethnically come alive within the pages; Skipping into living and bedrooms rooms, and hopping unto public library shelves, while bringing the story of their Christmas holidays, to children all over the world , in the happy quest to introduce and offer themselves in friendship, to kids who may be curious enough to find out how children far across the seas, in other lands, celebrate this great holiday that binds Christians together all over the world. The book comes in a Junior Reader as well as a Children’s Picture Book format, splattered colorfully with fun laden bold exciting illustrations, meant to connect the very young to the text. Trust me! Your precious ones will find themselves coming back to read this ‘one-of-a-kind’ holiday book, long after the celebration is done. Season’s greetings to you and yours. Happy reading.

About the Author

MSE. Dzirasa is an Up and Coming Equatorial Author and Illustrator, with a Library Studies and Early childhood education and experience, in Ghana and the United States respectively. As a person born in the 60s, bred and educated along the Gulf of Guinea, within a family of Politics and Academics, she became a lover of the printed word at an early age. Her writing ability has always been prominent from Primary through higher education. She is also known to her friends on face book as the literary voice against corrupt leadership in her native land Ghana. She is an animal lover and Activist in matters concerning regulated and principled democracy for her people. But above all, she loves to write from life; especially for the Internationally young, so as to introduce, connect and share with them the richness, diversity, yet inclusiveness of the African culture, while proudly showcasing the hospitably woven fabric of the resilient and enduring texture of the ethnicity within which she was nurtured. The Christmas Hut appears on bookshelves as her first of many- to- come, originally created and illustrated reading/picture book series named, “Equatorial Reader”