Nicholas, the New Boy in School

The author K.T Amoako exposes Nicholas as a naughty pupil who posed burden to educators and no matter which means employed to make him an asset to his family and the nation, he was incorrigible. His mother became aware of her sonâe(tm)s misconducts both at home and school and she believed there was still room for change. She collaborated with his teachers to bring him under control but Nicholas has his way to be free from anyone. Maame Ama, his sister whom she was two years older was a...
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The author K.T Amoako exposes Nicholas as a naughty pupil who posed burden to educators and no matter which means employed to make him an asset to his family and the nation, he was incorrigible. His mother became aware of her sonâe(tm)s misconducts both at home and school and she believed there was still room for change. She collaborated with his teachers to bring him under control but Nicholas has his way to be free from anyone. Maame Ama, his sister whom she was two years older was a direct opposite to her brotherâe(tm)s character resulting in frictions. When a child refuses to put down a knife, allow him to play with it and when it cuts him, he would surely leave it. So Nicholasâe(tm) refusal to yield to authorities and embrace reformation in his life ended him a big bird âe" an owl. His greatest regret came too late after he turned a bird and could not be restored to human.