THE LITERARY TITAN
Thomas Anderson, Editor In Chief
Steeped in the power of preserving our heritage and valuing our ancestry, "Neo and Nubia: The Greatest Walk" is a captivating exploration of human history that is perfect for a young audience. The narrative follows the journey of three children tasked with a school project on Human Origins, leading them to their wise grandfather. They are then swept away on a magical journey to the distant past in Africa, armed with a magical book that traces their extraordinary adventure.
This brilliant picture book portrays human history through a lens of magic and mirth, skillfully blending education with entertainment. The plot is effortlessly engaging for younger readers, and the complex theme of human origins is presented in an accessible and enjoyable manner. As you turn the pages, the vibrant and enchanting artistry leaps out, inviting you to join the adventure. Each character is vividly portrayed with a range of expressions, while the backgrounds and the detailed scenery provide a feast for the eyes. Crafted in a potent poetic style, the narrative flows with a musical rhythm, elevating the overall reading experience.
"Neo & Nubia: The Greatest Walk" is an excellent way to ease children into reading longer books because this story features intricate storylines and shows the beauty of poetry. What sets this book apart is its unique blend of education and engagement, presenting knowledge in an enjoyable and absorbing manner. This beautifully composed children's book is a top-notch choice for young readers, offering both entertainment and insights into our shared human history.
GARY HARDWICK
Author of Grind City and 4: Book One of the Number's Trilogy. And the director of the films, The Brothers and Deliver Us From Eva.
It's rare that a children's book speaks to kids and adults, but Neo and Nubia, The Greatest Walk does just that. It is the first in a planned series about twin brother and sister Neo and Nubia, eight and a half years old blessed with brilliance and adventurous spirits.
In this inaugural story, the twins and their best friend are told stories of history by their grandfather Nmandi. They soon find themselves transported to a magical African land where those stories come to life with startling and colorful reality. Neo and Nubia's heroic efforts will capture kids, and they will love reading the book's smooth, rhyming verses. Adults will enjoy the subtle yet compelling stories of world history and their uplifting messages of hope.
Neo and Nubia return all too soon to our world, but their grandfather has many more stories to tell them, and for lucky readers of this fine series, that's the best news of all.
KIM COLLIER
Author of My Man's Best Friend (bestselling Trilogy) and Brown Girls Who Write CEO.
History is meant to be told, and the authors did an amazing job at creating a magnificent children's book that does just that, taking the journey with Neo & Nubia as they discovered the first humans, and the creation of fire, all while surrounded by Africa's rich culture. I loved every page of it. Thank you for sharing this story. I look forward to the next installment