A LETTER THAT LED TO FAME - Peprah-Gyamfi, Robert
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On his way home from school nine-year-old Kofi Mensah, a Year 4 primary schoolboy growing up in the little village of Kookookrom in Ghana, is confronted with a scene that sends him almost to tears-four adults carrying a seriously ill patient on a stretcher. Aware of the fact that the rugged road doesn't get much traffic, especially at that time of day, and that the next available hospital is a good distance away, Kofi fears the worst for the poor man. Kofi can't stop thinking about this awful scene. In the end, he writes to the President of his country, telling him about the pitiful experience…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
On his way home from school nine-year-old Kofi Mensah, a Year 4 primary schoolboy growing up in the little village of Kookookrom in Ghana, is confronted with a scene that sends him almost to tears-four adults carrying a seriously ill patient on a stretcher. Aware of the fact that the rugged road doesn't get much traffic, especially at that time of day, and that the next available hospital is a good distance away, Kofi fears the worst for the poor man. Kofi can't stop thinking about this awful scene. In the end, he writes to the President of his country, telling him about the pitiful experience and pleading with him to build a hospital in the area. Does this letter reach its destination and, if so, does it achieve its intended purpose?
Autorenporträt
Dr. Robert Peprah-Gyamfi grew up in Mpintimpi, a little village in Ghana, WestAfrica.He faced many challenges growing up in that impoverished village. Despite the challenging living conditions he faced growing up in that impoverished village,he later made it to the Hannover Medical School in Germany, where he qualified as adoctor in 1992.Robert now works part -time as a doctor and spends the rest of his time writing. Indeed, he has been a passionate storyteller from a young age. He started his first novel as a teenager, but could not however finish his work due to lack of resources. Robert, who regards himself as citizen of the Global Village, is currently resident in the UK.