Blossoms of the Savannah

I think the title is both a symbol and a metaphor of the two protagonist sisters of the story. They blossom despite their circumstances. Blossoms of the Savannah is the story of two courageous young sisters, Resian and Taiyo, who live most of their lives in the city, with parents who live a modern life, and do not adhere to the traditions of the Maa people they came from. Their lives are changed when their father decides to move the family back to the small village of Nasila, and they become torn between achieving personal ambitions and fulfilling Nasila traditions and becoming homemakers—an expectation that has been suddenly thrust upon them.

Blossoms of the Savannah is a book that bring a distinct and clean description of its tittle,as shown by H.R Ole Kulet, from the beginning upto the end.It is a riveting account of two sisters,Taiyo and Resian, are not only on the verge of womanhood but also torn betwixt their personal ambitions and humiliating duty to the Nasila tradition.