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Maua and the Garden of Plenty is an inspiring children’s story demonstrating the power of a big idea, however small you are! Join Maua on a lifetime journey to save her people and teach them a valuable lesson about self-confidence, resilience and gratitude. An excellent gift for all occasions, birthdays, Christmas, World Book Day, Black History Month and Kwanzaa. Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Beautifully illustrated artwork Teaches the importance of kindness and generosity Celebrates black history and culture Perfect for Black History Month Great for story time at home and in school Trusted by schools and teachers A great accompaniment of the Kunda Children’s books.

Life is better when shared with friends; this story teaches kids about kindness and how to make friends. Queen Kitami Makes Friends is a rhyming story introducing you to a playful and courageous friend. In this story, Queen Kitami, the playful leader of Mpororo. She’s faced with making new friends, a process which hasn’t been easy, but she has a plan! This is a fictional story based on a real-life warrior Queen Kitami-kya-Nyawera, leader of the Mpororo Kingdom, now part of modern-day Uganda, East Africa.  This story is part of our popular children’s picture book collection Africa’s Little Kings & Queens, an excellent gift for all occasions, birthdays, Christmas, World Book Day, Black History Month and Kwanzaa. Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Beautifully illustrated artwork Teaches the importance of kindness and generosity Celebrates black history and culture Perfect for Black History Month Great for story time at home and in school Trusted by schools and teachers A great accompaniment of the Kunda Children’s books.

Life is better when shared with friends; this story teaches kids about sharing and the importance of keeping a promise. Queen Moremi Makes a Promise is a fun and inspirational story based on a real-life Yoruba queen, Olori Moremi, who lived over 800 years ago in modern-day Nigeria. This is a playful story about a popular queen who learns the importance of keeping a promise! In this story, it’s a special day, Queen Moremi’s birthday, a grand occasion celebrated by all in the kingdom. However, one present threatens to break Moremi’s promise, a mysterious gift that reveals something extraordinary. This title is part of our popular children’s picture book collection Africa’s Little Kings & Queens. An excellent gift for all occasions, birthdays, Christmas, World Book Day, Black History Month and Kwanzaa. Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Beautifully illustrated artwork Teaches the importance of kindness and generosity Celebrates black history and culture Perfect for Black History Month Great for story time at home and in school Trusted by schools and teachers A great accompaniment of the Kunda Children’s books.

In life courage is on the other side of fear; this story teaches children about being brave and embracing your culture. Queen Yaa Saves the Golden Stool is a fun and inspirational story based on Queen Yaa Asantewaa, the responsible leader of the Ashanti Kingdom. A brave queen who goes the extra mile to protect her people and culture. This title is part of our popular children’s picture book collection Africa’s Little Kings & Queens. An excellent gift for all occasions, birthdays, Christmas, World Book Day, Black History Month and Kwanzaa. Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Beautifully illustrated artwork Teaches the importance of kindness and generosity Celebrates black history and culture Perfect for Black History Month Great for story time at home and in school Trusted by schools and teachers A great accompaniment of the Kunda Children’s books.

  Written by: Louisa Olafuyi & Oladele Olafuyi Illustrated by: Isabelle Irabor & Tiolu Yoloye Recommended for ages: 4-9 Number of pages: 32 Book cover type: Soft cover Book Condition: Used book

Tamuno has the most annoying brother in the world! Abbey is never quiet and never does what he’s told. But when he disappears into a mysterious hole in the ground one day, Tamuno goes after him without hesitation. Her journey to rescue Abbey plunges Tamuno into a terrifying kingdom ruled by the ruthless Madam Koi Koi, whom she must best at a game of riddles in order to save her brother. Age range: Ages: 8-12 years ISBN: 978-978-57403-5-6 Genre: Fiction Pages: 119

Sarai's Culture Day is a warm and uplifting book that is the perfect springboard to teach children the importance of embracing their culture and heritage. Join Sarai on a journey of self-discovery and self-love as she prepares for a special event: Culture Day! An excellent gift for all occasions, birthdays, Christmas, World Book Day, Black History Month and Kwanzaa. Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Beautifully illustrated artwork Teaches the importance of kindness and generosity Celebrates black history and culture Perfect for Black History Month Great for story time at home and in school Trusted by schools and teachers Written by Tania Omotayo and Illustrated by Chike Obasi.  From the writer:"I want young people to understand that they are uniquely perfect just the way they are, irrespective of race, religion and culture" She continues, "Always be proud of where you come from; there can only ever be one you!" Tania Omotayo. A great accompaniment of the Kunda Children’s books.

Sarai's Culture Day Colouring Book is a warm and uplifting book that is the perfect springboard to teach children the importance of embracing their culture and heritage. Join Sarai on a journey of self-discovery and self-love as she prepares for a special event: Culture Day!  A great accompaniment of the Kunda Children’s books.    

Life is better when we embrace our uniqueness. This story teaches children around the world and teaches them the importance of self-confidence.  Shaka Zulu Learns to Dance is a fun and inspirational storybook based on Shaka Zulu, the strong leader of the Zulu Empire. A great king who wants to learn how to dance and embrace his unique style. In this story, Shaka Zulu, a great warrior and powerful king, finds that despite his many talents, he is the only king in the nearby kingdoms who cannot dance. Being unable to match the dancing talents of those around him and with the Zulu disco around the corner, he feels the pressure to find a beat that could work with his two left feet!  This title is part of our popular children’s picture book collection Africa’s Little Kings & Queens. An excellent gift for all occasions, birthdays, Christmas, World Book Day, Black History Month and Kwanzaa. Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Beautifully illustrated artwork Teaches the importance of kindness and generosity Celebrates black history and culture Perfect for Black History Month Great for story time at home and in school Trusted by schools and teachers A great accompaniment of the Kunda Children’s books.

Life is better when we embrace our uniqueness. This story teaches children around the world and teaches them the importance of self-confidence.  Shaka Zulu Learns to Dance is a fun and inspirational storybook based on Shaka Zulu, the strong leader of the Zulu Empire. A great king who wants to learn how to dance and embrace his unique style. In this story, Shaka Zulu, a great warrior and powerful king, finds that despite his many talents, he is the only king in the nearby kingdoms who cannot dance. Being unable to match the dancing talents of those around him and with the Zulu disco around the corner, he feels the pressure to find a beat that could work with his two left feet!  This title is part of our popular children’s picture book collection Africa’s Little Kings & Queens. An excellent gift for all occasions, birthdays, Christmas, World Book Day, Black History Month and Kwanzaa. Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Beautifully illustrated artwork Teaches the importance of kindness and generosity Celebrates black history and culture Perfect for Black History Month Great for story time at home and in school Trusted by schools and teachers Written by Louisa Olafuyi & Oladele Olafuyi. ISBN 978-1-8382795-3-0   Book Condition: Used book

Socially awkward and from the wrong side of the tracks, all Sula wants is to finish her time at the elite St. Matthew’s school with good grades and without being noticed. But everything changes when she is paired with Ja, the darling of the school, as a lab partner. Ja is all too aware of how little he has in common with the brilliant but sullen Sula. When he is prodded by his friends into asking Sula to the school dance – a joke that she does not take too kindly – he decides to follow through… if Sula would have him. Follow the exciting story of Sula and Ja, two teens from different worlds, as they forge an unlikely friendship that will see them through self-discovery, family tensions and a loved one in jeopardy, and perhaps evolve into something more About the Author Ellen Banda-Aaku was born in the UK and raised in Africa. She won the 2004 Macmillan Writer’s Prize for Africa for her children’s book, Wadi’s Little Voice. In 2007, she was awarded the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for her story, ‘Sozi’s Box’. She also won the Penguin Prize for African Writing in 2010 and was nominated for the Commonwealth Book Prize in 2012.

In this series, children learn important safety measures that help them relate safely with their immediate environment. With age-appropriate language and fun illustrations, children gain useful knowledge on fire safety, preserving the environment, road safety and safety at home.

In this series, children learn important safety measures that help them relate safely with their immediate environment. With age-appropriate language and fun illustrations, children gain useful knowledge on fire safety, preserving the environment, road safety and safety at home.