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From Stamp to Click, it’s still hello! is a charming intergenerational story that highlights the evolution of communication—from handwritten letters and postage stamps to instant messages and emails. Told through the beautiful bond between Maame Esi and her grandfather, this book offers both a nostalgic and educational journey into how people stayed in touch across generations.
✨ The story follows everyday chats between Maame Esi and her Grandpa, who shares fascinating tales from his youth about telegrams, post offices, rotary phones, and early computers.
✨ Young readers will learn about past communication tools while gaining an appreciation for the ease and immediacy of today’s digital technologies.
✨ Adults and caregivers reading alongside children will be delighted by the reflective tone and the gentle contrast between old and new.
✨ With warm illustrations and heartfelt conversations, this book is perfect for bonding across generations, making it suitable for classroom and family reading alike.
✨ A valuable resource for sparking conversations on technology, history, relationships, and the timeless value of saying “hello.”
✅ Key Highlights
• Offers a creative introduction to the history of communication for children
• Celebrates family bonding and intergenerational learning
• A fun and reflective read-aloud book for classrooms and homes
• Encourages kids to appreciate both modern tools and traditional means of connecting
• Authored by Pan-African advocate and journalist Femi Akomolafe
⚡ From Stamp to Click, it’s still hello! is ideal for:
• Children aged 6 and above
• Parents and grandparents reading with children
• Educators exploring themes of technology and culture
• Libraries and cultural institutions promoting intergenerational understanding

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	From Stamp to Click, it’s still hello!
Author	Femi Akomolafe
ISBN	978-9988883140
Year Published	2023
Pages	50
Format	Hardcover
Weight	0.68 kg
Tags	Communication History, Children’s Literature, Femi Akomolafe, Sub-Saharan Publishers, African Authors, Nigeria

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- About the Author: Femi Akomolafe

Femi Akomolafe is a prolific Pan-African writer, technology pioneer, and journalist. A long-time advocate for African narratives, he founded The African, the first Black newspaper in the Netherlands, and was behind the continent’s earliest African Bulletin Board System (BBS), a precursor to the modern internet.
Femi has written several thought-provoking books including Africa: Destroyed by the Gods and Africa: It Shall Be Well. His storytelling blends wisdom, history, and social commentary. He also hosted the acclaimed TV programme Focus on Africans and continues to contribute to publications like ModernGhana and New African Magazine. Now based between Ghana and the Netherlands, Femi is also involved in sustainable vegetable farming and media production.