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A story that explains cooperation below the ground and soil strength.
Roots That Held Hands tells the story of plants whose roots work together to hold soil in place. Through simple storytelling, children learn how roots prevent erosion, support plant growth, and protect the land during heavy rain.
The book introduces underground ecosystems and cooperation in nature, helping learners understand that even unseen systems are vital to environmental health.
A strong learning resource for Primary 4 environmental and science lessons.
Cities Without Shadows is a haunting dystopian thriller about surveillance, memory, identity, and the collapse of privacy in a hyper-connected future. As humanity loses the ability to hide, one family discovers that freedom may depend on the return of darkness.
The Hidden Hunger is a deeply emotional and philosophical exploration of invisible suffering, emotional emptiness, poverty, silence, dignity, and the unseen forms of hunger shaping human existence. Perfect for readers interested in philosophy, emotional intelligence, social reflection, human dignity, existential thought, and the deeper realities of human suffering.
A bold reflection on the silence, systems, and failures that slowly fractured one of Africa’s most important nations.
The Failure of Us is a bold and emotionally powerful examination of leadership, responsibility, silence, corruption, and societal collapse in modern Nigeria. This deeply reflective book challenges readers to confront the uncomfortable realities behind national decline and collective inaction.
A cheerful climate storybook that helps Primary 1 pupils understand rain, farming, and caring for the land.
A fun plant growth storybook that teaches Primary 1 pupils how plants need care to grow.
In a school in Osogbo, Tunde’s class collects empty water bottles after break time. Their teacher shows them how to cut, fill, and plant efo tete and ugu in the bottles. The children learn that “waste” can become something useful and beautiful.
A fun story about rain, soil, and learning through outdoor experience.
A weather and climate storybook that helps Primary 1 pupils explore clouds, rain, and the sky.
A powerful philosophical novel about two divided communities and the courageous act of building unity where history has planted resentment.
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