New Release
The Hills
In The Valley
The Hills in the Valley is a story book relating the life of a young child born with a ‘wooden spoon in her mouth’ and against all odds, her decision to survive. Though set to reveal some primitive and abominable act done to children, especially female ones, and the challenges an average child from a certain social class would face to rise to the top, it portrays strength, survival, thriving, becoming-all-that-you can-ever-imagine-or think, reaching the heart of every culturally diverse reader.
About The Author
Omoyemi is a Nigerian-born, America-based mother of three wonderful children. Her extensive travel experiences have enriched her perspective as reflected in several published articles andher role as a publisher and columnist for her college magazine, at the Lagos State College of Primary Education, Noforija, Epe in Lagos State, now called Tai-Solarin University of Education.
As the founder of the charity organization Haven and Love, Omoyemi is dedicated to supporting young orphans, and victims of abuse, molestation, abandonment, and societal stigma, with a particular focus on females experiencing undiagnosed bleeding problems.
The organization aims to provide material assistance, safety, and support through the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Omoyemi Akinwande
What Readers Are Saying
Our readers are testifying of how the book has touch and change one thing or the other in their life. Hear from them now.
You and your story are such an inspiration and a hope for others. I found myself thinking about how I was going to better my life because of what you said. As I said after your presentation you should be a public motivational speaker. You speak so much from the heart and the realization of “real” life.
Professor McCollum.
The Hills in the Valley is an interesting book, I loved how the author used her personal experience to exaggerate the menace still befalling our modern society. Everyday struggles of life and challenges experienced by young and old, married or single, struggling and thriving, was beautifully captured, giving hope to the discouraged.
