Olivia Omotosho the 10-year old author of 21 Girls Who Made the World a Better Place

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The Art of Otherness

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Olivia Omotosho the 10-year old author of 21 Girls Who Made the World a Better Place

The Art of Otherness

18 minutes 55 seconds

4 years ago

Olivia Omotosho the 10-year old author of 21 Girls Who Made the World a Better Place

Olivia Omotosho is the 10-year old author of 21 Girls Who Made the World a Better Place. The book features the likes of Thandiwe Chama, Ruby Bridges and Bana Alabed whose advocacy in education, civil rights and refugees are changing other young peoples' future.

We discussed how young people can achieve anything, her passion for writing and the support from her parents that keeps her motivated.

21 Girls Who Made the World a Better Place is available on Amazon and if you are in Australia and New Zealand, you can order using this secure link http://bit.ly/21GirlsWMTWABP

Quote: “No matter how young you are, you can achieve anything" - Olivia Omotosho

Bemba Proverb: Imiti ikula empanga - Today's bush is tomorrow's forest