by Lilian Nyamongo Global is a dual narrative of Sami, living in the Bay of Bengal, near the Indian Ocean and Yuki, who lives in Northern Canada in the Arctic Circle. The narratives centre the diverse and interconnected (global) experiences of children under global warming. The book opens with scenes of Sami and his grandpa fighting with their neighbours and migrants from Myanmar over their property while they went out fishing to earn their daily wages. Yuki can’t help but notice her town’s gradual decline with decreased economic opportunities. At the same time, she has seen an increased number of… Read More