Who's Afraid of Death is an exciting and profound book that immerses the reader in the world of African mythology, traditional beliefs and personal stories intertwined into a single whole. Author Nnedi Okorafor, known for his bright and rich works, masterfully creates an atmosphere in which every reader can feel like a participant in ancient rituals, survive the internal conflicts of the heroes and think about the eternal issues of life and death. This book is not just a collection of short stories or essays . This is a kind of journey into the heart of Nigerian culture, where magic, faith and reality are intertwined so closely that the boundaries between them are erased. In the center of the story are the fates of people faced with the unpredictability of fate, fears and hopes that accompany each of us. Nnedi Okorafor masterfully reveals the inner world of his characters, showing their fears and dreams, as well as their struggle with the inevitability of death, which in the African tradition is perceived not as an end, but as a transition to a new existence. The book “Who is afraid of death” will be especially interesting for those who are looking for not only fascinating reading, but also philosophical reflections. It is perfect for young adult and mature readers interested in the culture and spirituality of Africa, as well as lovers of literature, which combines elements of magical realism, social criticism and deep psychological analysis. This book can be a source of new views on life, death and heritage left by ancestors. Nnedi Okorafor in his style combines vivid imagery, the richness of African legends and subtle psychological elaboration of the characters. Her works, such as “American Wife” and “Journey to Myself”, have already received recognition for their sincerity and ability to touch the innermost strings of the soul of the reader. In Who Fears Death, the author uses his unique style to create not just a literary work, but a real cultural phenomenon that reveals the richness of African traditional wisdom and modern perception of the world. This book deserves attention not only because of its content, but also because it raises important topics: the fear of death and its overcoming, the role of traditions in modern society, the fight against internal demons and the search for the meaning of life. Nnedi Okorafor shows that even in the darkest corners of the human soul, light and hope are hidden, and understanding their roots and respect for ancestors help to find a way to harmony and inner peace. If you are looking for a book that will make you think, expand your horizons and give you new knowledge about the culture and spiritual practices of Africa, “Who is afraid of death” will be a real discovery for you. This is a work that will not leave indifferent anyone who appreciates the sincerity, depth and richness of folk traditions. Inspiring, wise and full of symbolism, it can become your personal guide to the world of eternal questions and mysteries of human destiny.