Bøger af Amadi Andy Amadi

Perfect Paradox is the third in the pot of poetry series. This book contains new poetry and some of his previous works. He tries to pass across the need of moral values in the life of the youths in the world today and the beauty of humanity.

War is coming....Dim, King of Odinga is on a quest of vengeance and conquest, the issue is will he know when to stop. King Osuji was a good and kind man however he was not perfect, his past mistakes might be forgotten but their consequences are coming to hunt him.Prince Lekwa wanted to be king one day, unfortunately he was forced on exile, was this the end of his ambition and will he survive the plot against the royal family. Prince Udorji felt he would make a better king despite being the second son but fate had other plans for him.The people of Umu-Orji and Odinga might be neighbors but they were not friends.All these characters are connected and fighting for supremacy...... and many will be dead by dawn.

This book is a collection of poetry and prose that has been written in a thought-provoking, captivating and scintillating style that is unique to the author. In his latest work, Amadi Andy Amadi writes from deep within and retells the experiences which some of us have witnessed or can relate to. Poems like: New York Times Best Businessmen, Best Selling Gem, How To Talk To A Woman, My Christmas Love story, The Secret and Burn After Writing But Read before Burning- will definitely intrigue, inspire and entertain the reader. He talks about a diverse range of topics and issues which you can not ignore.

With this book the author shows his early work in poetry. The reader can see the writer's vulnerability and naivety as he tries to find his voice. These poems were written before Songs of The Silent Sun. This was the beginning of his journey and he has not reached his destination yet.

Customer Service is a crucial part of every business enterprise. This book aims to introduce the concept of customer service to small and medium-scale African businesses, by mirroring the practices of successful firms across the world. Every business organization and establishment has customers. All organizations are run by people who interact face to face or through electronic means with their clients. Business firms provide goods and services to clients in order to make a profit while Public organizations are set up to execute the social, health, economic, legal, and infrastructural agenda of the government. Non Governmental Organizations are also established to provide diverse services for non-profit. All the organizations mentioned above have one thing in common (although they might have different value bases), they are run by human beings and promote human interactions. Human interactions are enjoyable when excellent customer service is practiced.

The African Sun might be silent, but come too close and it will burn. It is beautiful to look at, but do not stare at it for too long. This collection of poems is a letter to Africans in diaspora and curious minds all over the world who desire a different and fresh perspective of the narrative from the motherland. The poems mirror the simple lifestyle of an African village and the harsh realities of our urban slums. They echo the voice of the jungle and the loneliness of life in a crowded city. The poems are not written to impress the exotic taste of the reader neither is the effort made to avoid offending sensibilities of the weary. This work is unapologetically African and real. These words will take you on a journey. This is a first in a series of poems from the heart of the motherland calling for leaders to take up their responsibilities and for the people to embrace self-awareness.