About the Book In a world scarred by war, silence, and loss, The Girl Who Carried Fire: Amina Sato's Light tells the unforgettable story of a girl who refuses to be extinguished. Amina carries more than water, she carries the invisible burdens of a generation and the spark of a future few dare to imagine. Her journey speaks for those who endured without recognition, from refugee camps to shattered classrooms. Woven from grief, memory, and resistance, this novel honours the quiet strength of girls whose lives shape the world in unseen ways. A tribute to survival, this is a flame passed from hand to hand.

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About the Author: Aisha Zannah is an activist and journalist from Maiduguri, Nigeria, who is recognized for advocating gender equality, education, and conflict resolution. She began activism at age eight and won the European Union Gender Equality competition in 2008. Aisha later received the Mangrove Action Project award for her efforts in combating climate change and was nominated for the 2016 KidsRights Peace Prize. She is globally recognized, having presented at the United Nations' "Voices for Children" initiative in 2022 and spoken at TEDx Shehuri on overcoming imposter syndrome. In 2023, Aisha won the UN Women/UNDP Award for Grassroots and Civil Society Excellence. Her work continues to inspire change and progress in communities worldwide.