A Story About Earth’s Future

The book Under the Moon by Rowena Akinyemi is an exciting story set in the year 2522. It tells us about a planet in trouble, a group of people living far from home, and a young man who discovers something very scary. Let’s learn more about this fascinating story.

 

A Planet in Danger

In the year 2522, Earth is dying. A long time ago, people made an Artificial Ozone Layer to protect the planet. This layer has helped Earth for 300 years, but now it is breaking apart. Without it, the sun is too hot for life. There is no water. Without water, trees die, plants die, animals die, and people die. Earth is burning, and everything is in danger.

 

Life Under the Moon

Far away from Earth, there is a colony under the moon. People live here because Earth is no longer safe. They miss their home and wait for news from Earth. Every day, they hope for good news, but it never comes. Life under the moon is hard. People worry about their future and wonder if they can ever go back to Earth.

 

A Young Man and His Discovery

In a spaceship above Earth, a young man is watching a computer screen. The numbers on the screen tell him what is happening to Earth. The young man is scared because the numbers show bad news. Earth is burning, and it might be too late to save it. He knows he must do something, but what can he do? Can one person make a difference?

 

Why Read Under the Moon?

This book is perfect for people who like science fiction and stories about the future. It is easy to read and full of exciting events. It makes us think about our planet and how we must take care of it. The story teaches us the importance of water, nature, and working together to save our home.

 

A Lesson for Everyone

Under the Moon is not just a story. It is a warning. If we do not care for Earth, our planet could become like the one in the book. We must protect nature and find ways to stop climate change. This book is a reminder that every small action can help save the planet.

 

Who Should Read This Book?

This book is great for CEFR A2 students who enjoy reading science fiction. The language is simple, and the story is exciting. It is a short book, so it is perfect for busy readers. If you want to learn English and think about the future, Under the Moon is the book for you!

Rowena Akinyemi Editor and Author 

Master Storyteller in English Language Teaching Fiction

 

From Africa to Cambridge: A Journey in Teaching and Writing
Rowena Akinyemi is a British author whose life and career span continents, cultures, and decades of dedication to English Language Teaching (ELT) and storytelling. After spending many years living and teaching in Africa, she now resides in the academic hub of Cambridge, England. Her rich experiences in diverse educational environments have shaped her unique approach to writing stories that captivate and educate readers worldwide.

With over twenty years of teaching experience in Africa and England, Rowena has become a respected name in the ELT community. Her ability to connect with learners of different backgrounds allows her to create relatable, engaging, and accessible stories tailored to various levels of English proficiency.

 

Crafting Stories for English Learners: Oxford Bookworms Library
Rowena Akinyemi's impact on ELT is most notable through her work with the acclaimed Oxford Bookworms Library. Her debut story in the series, Love or Money?, quickly gained popularity among learners and educators alike. Written at Stage 1, it combines a compelling narrative with simplified language, making it an ideal introduction to English-language fiction for beginners.

She followed this success with other memorable titles, including Remember Miranda and The Witches of Pendle, also at Stage 1. These stories showcase her talent for weaving mystery, drama, and historical intrigue into her writing while maintaining clarity and simplicity for learners. Rowena’s ability to balance engaging plots with accessible language has made her a favorite among teachers and students worldwide.

In addition to her contributions to the Oxford Bookworms Library, Rowena has also written books for children, further broadening her impact on young readers. Her works not only help learners improve their English skills but also foster a lifelong love for reading.

 

A Love for Detective Tales and Storytelling
When Rowena Akinyemi is not busy crafting stories for English learners, she enjoys reading detective novels, a passion that undoubtedly influences her own storytelling. Her love for mystery and suspense shines through in her works, as she masterfully incorporates twists and turns that keep readers guessing until the end.

This passion for detective tales adds a layer of authenticity and excitement to her writing, ensuring her stories resonate with readers across cultures and ages. By drawing on her interests and experiences, Rowena creates narratives that are both educational and entertaining—a perfect blend for learners seeking to improve their English in an enjoyable way.

 

Conclusion
Rowena Akinyemi’s contributions to ELT fiction have made her a beloved author in classrooms and homes around the globe. Her journey from Africa to Cambridge, coupled with her extensive teaching experience, has given her a unique perspective on storytelling. Through works like Love or Money?, Remember Miranda, and The Witches of Pendle, she has enriched the lives of countless English learners, providing them with stories that are as engaging as they are educational.

As a writer, teacher, and lover of detective tales, Rowena Akinyemi continues to inspire and entertain, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of English Language Teaching.