Beka Lamb by Zee Edgell

The four pillars of Zee Edgell 's Beka Lamb Life are to keep in touch, exercise, nourish and relieve stress. These pillars were tested with Zee Edgell's novel "Beka Lamb". A novel about the growth and change of a young girl passed. She made some mistakes in her life, but noticed that she needed to change her own immediate way. With the help of a close friend thought to be her sister, she can see life in various ways. Their friendship helps them change.

Beka Lamb is the first novel by Belize writer Zee Edgell. This is the story of Beka and Belize's adolescent girl and teenager. In the 1950s, with the resolution of Belize, 14-year-old Beka struggled in the process of her country's efforts to transition from colonialism to independence, coexisting with the increasing pain of the community she lived did. The novel starts with three groundbreaking activities. Creole's young teens Beka won the essay competition at Catholic school of Santa Cecilia. Beka's lifelong friends Toycie died (but the traditional nine-day wake-up will not be held for her) Leeds National Independence Party, Pritchard and Gladson were not loyal to the British government I was imprisoned. These events symbolize the painful tasks often associated with growth and change.

Beka also showed innocence and innocence when she had to cope with obviously unable to overcome work. Author Zee Edgill seeks a very high reward for her heroine Beka Lamb. In fact, Beka is certainly a character deserving imitation and admiration. Beka Lamb is Lamb and his wife's daughter. She is the only child living with her parents in Belize. Beck is tall and slim. She is 14 years old and she is a very active and enterprising person. Beka has a very respectable quality deserving to be emulated

The independent political struggle at that time also reflected the necessity of Beka himself's autonomy and its maturity, so political and independent points were strongly supported through flashback. Beka's father (Bill Lamb) says that Beka's favorite tree (Bougainvillea) must be stopped immediately when Beka's wild way of finally telling him that the exam failed I reduced it as a sign. Her mother (Lilla Lamb) bought her a special book and pen and told him to write down the lies and stories he wants to convey in order to suppress the habit of telling the story. At the end of the book, Beka has changed from "Unified Belize Creole" to "Girl of High Thinking". Because her troubles forced her to learn the value of money, education, and unity in the community. . All, some etiquette and respect