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Imagine This

Imagine This

A compelling story about the human spirit and resilience against the odds. Imagine This is the journal of Lola Ogunwole which she starts at the age of nine; it charts her survival from childhood to adulthood.

Born in London to Nigerian parents, Lola and her brother Adebola grow up in a temporary foster home after their mother abandons them. They are briefly reunited with their father when, in danger of losing them for good, he packs up and moves them back to Nigeria to live.

For Lola, the trauma of leaving London and settling in Lagos is soon overshadowed by separation from her father and the only constant in her life, her brother Adebola. They are both sent to live with different relatives and Lola ends up with her aunt, in a small village called Idogun where her struggle for survival begins.

Author: Sade Adeniran | Print ISBN: 978-9784894357 | No of Pages: 267 | Format: 128 x 196 | Pub Date: 2011

Sade Adeniran is a writer based in London.  Her work has appeared on BBC Radio 4 and been performed at The Lyric, The Bush and Riverside Studios.  Imagine This is her first novel.  For more on Sade, visit her website.

Weight 1.5 kg
Dimensions 60.0 × 0.4 × 6.0 cm
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