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TV host Vickie Remoe is the author of a new book for children

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Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 January 2021: Adama Loves Akara is a new children’s book from Sierra Leonean TV host Vickie Remoe that encourages early reading, family time, and multiculturalism. Illustrated by Luseni Kallon, the book was inspired by Remoe's son, who exclaimed at age three that his early reader Bob Books "did not make sense".…

Source: SIERRA LEONE TELEGRAPH – Sierra Leone News

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