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Girl on Fire is a compelling and heartwarming young adult novel that tackles gender norms, sports ambition, and the unbreakable bond between siblings. Written by award-winning author Ruby Yayra Goka, the book follows the journey of twin siblings Atsu and Atsufi Dzramedo, who dream of playing for Ghana’s U-17 National Football Team.
✨ Their dreams inch closer to reality when their team qualifies for the Abedi Pele Junior Football Tournament, a major national competition.
✨ But things take a dramatic turn when it’s revealed that Atsufi is the only girl participating in the tournament.
✨ As debates rage and barriers rise, Atsufi must fight not just to play, but to be seen, heard, and respected on the pitch.
✨ The story weaves themes of gender equality, resilience, teamwork, and following your passion in the face of overwhelming societal pressure.
✨ Girl on Fire is a bold and timely celebration of young African girls daring to dream beyond what tradition dictates.
✅ Key Highlights
• A powerful story of ambition and equality in Ghanaian football
• Encourages girls to break stereotypes and chase their dreams
• Recognized by the Burt Award for African Literature
• An inspiring read for teens, educators, parents, and sports lovers
• A must-have in school libraries and youth empowerment circles
⚡ Girl on Fire is ideal for:
• Young readers aged 9–15
• Teens passionate about football or sports
• Parents and teachers exploring gender equality conversations
• Youth-focused reading programs and school curriculum
• Fans of African children’s and teen literature

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	Girl on Fire
Author	Ruby Yayra Goka
ISBN	—
Year Published	—
Pages	—
Format	Paperback
Weight	0.35 kg
Tags	Girl on Fire, Ruby Yayra Goka, Ghana Football, Burt Award, African Novels, Digibooks, Teen Fiction, Gender Equality, Youth Empowerment

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- About the Author: Ruby Yayra Goka

Ruby Yayra Goka is a celebrated Ghanaian author and dentist, known for her inspiring works in both adult and children’s literature. A multiple-time finalist and winner of the Burt Award for African Literature, she uses her storytelling voice to highlight youth struggles, social justice, and empowerment themes rooted in the African context.
Her stories speak to real-life challenges faced by young Ghanaians, especially girls, and are treasured in schools, libraries, and literary circles across the continent. Girl on Fire adds to her growing reputation as a champion of bold, relatable, and transformative storytelling for Africa’s next generation.