Stories of Ourselves Volume 3 with Digital Version (2 Years) NYP Due May 2025

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Volume 3 of Stories of Ourselves continues the tradition of celebrating diverse voices in prose by incorporating contemporary and globally representative stories. The collection is designed to engage literature students with a variety of forms and styles, provoking deep reflection on the human condition and cultural identity through storytelling.


🌎 Global and Diverse Representation

This volume showcases a wide geographical range of authors, introducing new literary voices from around the world and balancing them with established writers:

  • New authors from countries including:

    • Botswana (e.g., Bessie Head)

    • Malaysia (e.g., Shih-Li Kow)

    • Ethiopia (e.g., Meron Hadero)

    • United States (e.g., Ken Liu, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie)

  • Featured contemporary and classic authors:

    • Heinrich Böll (Germany)

    • Bessie Head (Botswana)

    • Margaret Atwood (Canada)

    • Earl Lovelace (Trinidad and Tobago)

    • Assia Djebar (Algeria)

    • Kazuo Ishiguro (UK/Japan)

    • Okwiri Oduor (Kenya)

    • Mimoza Ahmeti (Albania)

    • Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (Nigeria/US)


Organizational Structure

Unlike the thematic structure of Songs of Ourselves, Stories of Ourselves Volume 3 is chronologically arranged, grouping texts by period. This structure enables students to:

  • Observe evolution in prose style and theme over time.

  • Compare literary voices and historical contexts across generations.


🎭 Themes and Literary Value

The stories span a range of uplifting and thought-provoking themes, ideal for both personal and academic reflection:

  • The search for identity

  • Cross-cultural connections and global experiences

  • The absurdity and humor of modern life

The volume aims to:

  • Cultivate a deeper understanding of self and society

  • Spark critical thinking and empathy through diverse narratives


🎓 Curriculum Connections

Volume 3 supports a variety of Cambridge English Literature syllabuses, making it a highly versatile resource:

  • IGCSE™ Literature in English (0475/0992/2010)

  • IGCSE (9–1)

  • O Level Literature in English

  • IGCSE World Literature (0408)

  • AS & A Level Literature in English (9695)

  • AS Level Language and Literature in English (8695)


💻 Format and Access

  • Offered in both print and digital formats

  • Cambridge GO platform supports online access, enhancing flexibility for classroom and independent study

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