Nadia Edoh is the author of a new children's book “Back-to-school at Home!” When COVID-19 changed everything! She was born in Togo, West Africa, and her husband, Yusuke, was born in Japan. Their boys, Mawuli (10) and Kunale (5), are the main characters of the book who experienced kindergarten and fifth grade at a distance. She was inspired to write the book to reflect other interracial and multicultural families like hers.

Edoh graduated from Maryville College, and has a Masters in Computer Information Systems from American University. Afterwards she worked as a Business Systems Analyst.

At this time, I have decided to share my current health condition with you. For the past six years, I have been living with MS. It has progressed to the point that I am in a wheelchair and have limited vision.

I was so anxious to write this book about Mawuli and Kunale dealing with COVID-19, that I asked my sister Amah (who lives in Massachusetts) for her help. I recorded the story and Amah typed the manuscript. With my progression of MS I have learned to stay positive, ask for help, adapt to a new life, and, especially, never ever give up.