KWANSA AND THE BANDIT CRABS
Everyone believed that the Princess was gone for ever. Everyone, that is, except Kwansa. Kwansa has many faults: he is lazy and disobedient. But he has brains and a brave heart, and when his village is threatened by great danger, only Kwansa has the courage to face the evil Bandit Crabs. Kwansa and the Bandit Crab's won the New Children's Writer Award in the Macmillan Writer's Prize for Africa, 2008 A delightful blend of fun and fantasy, with a strong narrative drive to appeal to young readers. Judges Meshack Asare, Jamila Gavin, Jack Mapanje and Helen Oyeyemi Ekow Bentum was born in Saltpond, Ghana, in 1984. He spent part of his childhood years in Norway where he fell in love with the wonderful works of the wacky children's writer, Roald Dahl, and developed a passion for reading and writing. Ekow currently resides in the coastal town of Elmina, Ghana.
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