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“Who Cares?” by Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare is an inspiring illustrated storybook that teaches children the importance of environmental responsibility through the eyes of a brave and curious girl named Bubu. Set in a small Ghanaian town, this short but impactful tale engages young readers in critical thinking about climate change, littering, and personal responsibility.
✨ Bubu is observant, inquisitive, and unafraid to challenge the grown-ups around her when she notices the harmful littering culture in her community.
✨ With boldness and persistence, she asks tough questions and refuses to accept “because everyone does it” as a good enough answer.
✨ Will her community change their ways? Will they listen to a child?
✨ Through Bubu’s voice, children learn how one small voice can make a big difference—and how caring for the environment starts with asking the right questions.
✅ Key Educational Themes
• Environmental sanitation and pollution awareness
• Encourages critical thinking and civic responsibility in kids
• Teaches children how to speak up respectfully and responsibly
• Supports climate and science education in lower and upper primary schools
• Great for classroom discussions, environmental clubs, and home reading
⚡ Perfect For:
• Children aged 7–13
• Parents and teachers introducing eco-friendly habits
• Classroom use in environmental education, science, and social studies
• Literacy development through storytelling with social value
• Young readers interested in activism and problem-solving

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	Who Cares?
Author	Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare
ISBN	978-9988-53-361-8
Year Published	2020
Pages	17
Format	Paperback
Weight	0.4 kg
Age Range	7 – 13 years
Tags	Who Cares?, Ghana Children's Book, African Storybook, Environmental Education, Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare, Eco Literacy, Young Readers, Illustrated Stories

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- About the Author: Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare

Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare is an award-winning Ghanaian writer and creative artist whose works have been celebrated across Africa. “Who Cares?”—her debut children’s storybook—won her the Writer of the Year Award at the Central Entertainment and Business Awards.
She’s been featured in publications such as The Kalahari Review, Writers Space Africa, and national newspapers across Ghana and Malawi. Her short story The Red Boy of Zoe Street was shortlisted for the Wakini Kuria Prize, and in 2022 she won the Africa Matters Media Contest. Elizabeth is passionate about using storytelling to promote social change, especially among the youth. She also loves DIYs, travel, and literary collaboration.