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Children Literatures, Children's Books, Fiction, General Reading, PrimaryGENDER BASED VIOLENCE SERIES Set
The Wale Okediran Gender based violence and sexuality book series. A must read for kids both male and female and coming of age youth/adult. These books are written to help women, boys and girls create a violence-free future, and it’s focused on encouraging community discussions on gender-based violence (GBV).
Fiction, Novels, SDGA FULL TRAY OF GROUNDNUTS
Bintu and Aminat were two hardworking young girls who regularly assisted their parents through hawking at their Village market. Unfortunately, the pressure from their mothers to make more money soon made the innocent girls targets of sexual assault with far reaching consequences.
Fiction, NovelsTHE SCHOOL ON TOP OF THE HILL
When the highly talented 30- year- old Music Teacher resumed work at Saint Patrick’s High School, expectations were high that the high brow school would soon be producing musical maestros. Unfortunately, this was not to be because of the teacher’s nasty habit which led him to prison.
Fiction, NovelsA PUZZLE FOR DR BELLO
The similarities in the complaints presented by many young koranic students (Almajiris) in the hospital at the small town of Bodinga remained a puzzle for Dr Balarabe Bello for some time. When the hardworking doctor finally solved the puzzle, he was shocked at the cause of the terrible scourge.
Fiction, Novels, SDGTHE PATIENT ON BED 21
When Ade, the good looking deaf and dumb young man was admitted in a hospital, little did he know that he would be sexually assaulted by Sade, the Night Nurse. The story highlights the plight of some physically challenged people in the hands of some unscrupulous members of the public.
Fiction, Novels, SDGA JOB FOR SALOME
Salome was every excited by the idea of going to the city. She resumed work in the city with the help of her brother, Patrick. Unfortunately, her joy of seeing a job in the city was cut short after she was sexually assaulted at the staff party organized by her company.
Fiction, NovelsA SMELL FROM THE PAST
According to a saying “a dog that will lost will not hear the whistle of the hunter” Despite been strict on her daughter, Taye allowed the adulations of her friends and fans to overwhelm her.
However, she learnt her bitter experience when she was sexually assaulted by a stranger. Did she now pick the crumbles? What brought about a smell from the past? Find out in this intriguing story.
Fiction, Novels, SDGUNCLE B AND THE TWINS
The arrivals of the twins to the Udoh’s brought jubilation and joy to the family but the joy was cut off when the twins clocked three months.
What could have been the cause? How does it relate with Uncle B? Why did Uncle B commit the devilish deeds? Find out in this educating book.
Fiction, Novels, SDGAN EXCURSION TO JOS
Silas, a twelve-year old boy was sexually assaulted by a Senior, Amote during the course of an excursion to Jos. Amote threatened Silas to conceal his encounter with him.
Did the secret later break? Did Silas able to cope with the trauma? What are the consequences of Male on male sexual violence? Let’s find out in this book.
Children Literatures, Children's Books, General ReadingBayo’s Weekend Trip
The Adisas, a middle-class family was able to successfully put in place all the neccessary precautions against the spread of COVID-19 infection. However, their 10 years old son Bayo was requested to accompany his aunt to lagos to welcome a relative who had just returned from abroad. Little did they know that the relative was already infected with the virus. The Adisa family therefore had to go through the ordeals of going for tests as well as self-isolation in an effort to fight a disease that presently has no cure.
Also Available in Hausa
Children Literatures, Children's Books, COVID, FictionHalima Saves Her Village
When Halima, who was visiting her grandmother got trapped in the village by the COVID-19 lockdown, she decided to keep herself busy by educating the villagers on the prevention of the spread of the coronavirus. it was in the process of this very important but difficult task that she stumbled on Alahaji Kokoma, a rich but arrogant business man who did not believe that the coronavirus pandemic is real. Unfortunately, Alhaji Kokoma himself did not know that he was already infected by the virus. It was Halima’s timely intervention that saved her village.
Also Available in Hausa Language.