Lyne Carol Guih

Lyne Carol Guih , mother of a little boy named Lloyd-Saïd, is an Ivorian born L'Ille-Carole Koumoin in the 1980s to a Wôbè mother (Louise) and a Baoulé-Gôdè father (Lucien). She immigrated to the USA in 2007 to pursue her studies. Holding a BT in Accounting, a BAC G2 in Accounting, and a Master's degree in Communication and Journalism from the French School of Press Attaché Plateau (EFAP), she also has a Bachelor's degree in Digital Communication (and is currently completing a Master's in Public Communication). She has authored five books. Her passion for Communication, Law, Acting, Politics, Psychoanalysis, Metaphysics, and Mathematics has led her to become an Actress, Writer, Short Film Producer, and Owner of an NGO, House of Faith Inc. This makes her a passionate philanthropist dedicated to raising awareness among young people. A year after arriving in the United States in 2007, Lyne Carol Guih wrote her first book, *Momo the Working Child *. In her second book, *Stupidity: Laughing Until You're Gone*, published in 2011, she chose to entertain people all over the world. This was followed in 2013 by * Mathias Kanga and Nina: Enigma*, books available on Amazon.com , .fr, .ca, and .es. In 2016 and 2017, she published * Tale of a Nymphomaniac * and * Awa Speaks French *. In this latest book, written in English and approved for use in primary schools and bookstores by the Goddard Institute (Maryland, USA), Lyne tells the story of a young girl, Awa, whose mother is white, who is invited to travel to Ivory Coast to discover her father's homeland for the first time. In December 2020, Lyne returned to Ivory Coast to try her hand at entrepreneurship, specifically in the hydrocarbon sector, opening a gas station and a communications agency.