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African, Arts, Children Literatures, Culture, Short Stories, Yoruba, yoruba storiesYoruba Dun Yato Series: An 8-pack Yoruba Children’s story book by Bolaji Ladipo
Introducing the Yoruba Dun Yato series, an enchanting collection of children’s storybooks crafted by Bolaji Ladipo. This vibrant 8-pack set features a variety of short stories written in simple and accessible Yoruba language, making them perfect for young readers. Each story is thoughtfully designed to be relatable for children and is complemented by colorful and descriptive illustrations that enhance understanding and engagement.
Dive into These Captivating Stories:
- Bisola Lo S’ile Iwosan (Bisola goes to the hospital)
- Ajayi Lo S’ile Eko (Ajayi goes to school)
- Ode Arepa N Togun (The adventures of the hunter)
- Oromodiye (The story of the chick)
- Odun Ileya (Ramadan festival)
- Ekute Ile Wa (Our house rat)
- Agbe Aroko Bodu n De (The adventures of the farmer)
- Igi Ope Igi Owo (The Palm Tree)
African, Fiction, NovelsTHE WAITING ROOM
Nkechi, Yeni, and Tale all want the same thing: children of their own. But with each passing year, their dreams turn into nightmares of a future they never anticipated. Infertility is the unwanted guest in their homes, mocking all their efforts and feeding on their misery. But these three women are fighters. They will not stop or back down , no power is too heavy and no strangeness too unacceptable in their quest.
The Waiting Room is a place of unusual strength and courage.
African, Business Books, Motivational booksTO MY YOUNGER SELF
To My Younger Self is a collection of inspiring letters and stories from business leaders and top professionals in Nigeria, sharing their lessons in business, career and family. Some of the contributors include Ibukun Awosika, Gbengba Oyebode, Betty Irabor, Nike Ogunlesi, Kunle Elebute, amongst others.
African, FictionSWALLOW
It is the mid 1980s in Lagos and the government’s War Against Indiscipline and austerity measures are fully in operation. Tolani Ajao is a secretary working at Federal Community Bank. A succession of unfortunate events leads Tolani’s roommate and colleague, Rose, to persuade her to consider drug trafficking as an alternative means of making a living.