Anu is a teenage girl, living with albinism, and going through severe hardship, pain and trauma. The story takes into account the issues of domestic violence against women and children, espousing the vulnerability of the girl-child in our African society and the world at large. In addition, it spotlights a few of the many societal issues and anomalies the girl-child is faced with - ranging from rape, child labour, poor standard of education, trafficking to murder and further strengthens calls for the protection of the girl-child. Also, it underscores the abject poverty bedevilling a typical, average African parent and society, and examines the nature of our African society, stressing the need for rich, strong family ties and brotherliness, as our African society and the world can only get better with each and everyone contributing a quota of kindness to humanity.