Bücher von Earl McKenzie

Written with freshness, humour and charm, these imaginative stories are about Ossie Johnson, a boy growing up in rural Jamaica. He discovers his district's educational system, economic life, religion, politics, folklore, rituals and pastimes as well as its fears and terrors. They also lead him to wrestle with deep moral issues.He encounters extraordinary individuals, including a man who is an acrobat in body and character, a faith healer, a farmer who transports bees on his body, a higgler who is completely deaf, and a female stonebreaker who loves to watch kites flying.This, the school edition, contains questions and activities for each story, and aids both student and teacher in gaining a comprehensive understanding of this classic anthology.Some key features: • Credible characters, conflict and plot development throughout the stories. • Many different story themes and sub-themes are explored. • Engaging storylines make reading enjoyable and rewarding for young readers. • Wide variety of challenging and interesting activities which cater to different learning abilities. --

Presents a philosophical study of the West Indian novel. This book examines ten novels by George Lamming, Roger Mais, Wilson Harris, V S Naipaul, Orlando Patterson, Jean Rhys, Erna Brodber, Lakshmi Persaud, Earl Lovelace and Jamaica Kincaid, each selected to represent differences in geography, chronology, ethnicity and gender.