Ouagadougou:Burkinabe writer Awa Ouédraogo presented her latest works, "Wax Fabrics and Pots and Pans" and "Parenting, I Believe in It," in Ouagadougou. These books aim to raise awareness about social behaviors and parental responsibilities, contributing to better family education and collective consciousness.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the first book, "Wax Fabrics and Pots and Pans," is a satirical collection of seven short stories that addresses contemporary societal issues such as marital difficulties, youth excesses, and family tensions. The author uses humor to convey messages and encourage reflection on personal behavior.

The second book, "Parenting, I Believe in It," is an essay focused on rethinking parental responsibilities. It emphasizes the importance of dialogue, listening, and supporting children, exploring both anticipatory and crisis management educational approaches.

Awa Ouédraogo's works are available in bookstores in Ouagadougou, with "Parenting, I Believe in It" priced at 5,000 FCFA and "Wax Fabrics and Pots and Pans" at 4,000 FCFA.