A Black, poverty-stricken family of three dwells in a cabin on their farm in rural Hanover. Kirabo is barely three-years-old, when his father, Jomo, leaves to find work and doesn’t return. So his mother, Zuri, has to raise him on her own.
Amidst the duo’s struggles, Kirabo suffers a life-changing injury. Zuri sacrifices her possessions to help him, but misfortune thwarts her efforts at every turn.
Obeahman Ahriman, who lives nearby, knows the family’s plight. After stealing an ancient and powerful device, he devises a plan to trick Kirabo into helping him attain his evil goals.
But Kirabo uses his wits and his mother’s guidance to unravel the charlatan’s scheme.
However, to set things right again will require something mightier than any enchantment, his mother’s unconditional love.

Told in the traditional folktale style and incorporating elements from Jamaica’s rich cultural heritage, this touching story of courage, selflessness, kind-heartedness and forgiveness will resonate with young readers everywhere.
For adults, especially those from minority ethnicities and backgrounds, the pages of this unforgettable tale will be akin to a recollection of your own lives.

Teddy Teddy is an only child who lives in the forest.
Desperate to find a friend, he ventures further into the forest in search of one.

The journey into the forest continues leaving Teddy Teddy a little more disappointed until he casts his eyes upon a lovely little house.

Did you know that regular plants, commonly called ‘weeds’ can be good for you, or that you could eat them? Join Sammy and his grandad as they explore the benefits of their natural surroundings, and see if you can identify some of these treasures in your own environment today!

I was born and raised in Tirana, Albania. Growing up I was always passionate about reading books. I was a very curious little girl, which often I found my self in trouble with my parents and my brother.

Four mice gather to feast one night, but one greedy big mouse decides he should eat all the cheese for himself, and quickly falls out with his friends. Left to eat crumbs and mouldy old bread, the smaller mice are determined to take action, even if it means waking up the big scary cat.

This book is filled from cover to cover with fascinating facts about the wonderful Ghana. Discover everything from landscape to landmarks, school to food, and traditions to culture. You will also learn some basic words and phrases in two of the most widely spoken languages, Asante Twi and Fanti. 70 pages bursting with beautiful hand-drawn illustrations to bring the facts to life and engage your child. A perfect introduction to this amazing country.

In sisterhood always remember that you are loved,
you never have to stand alone, and you always have
someone who has your back.

I am the author of the Grumbalina children’s book series . I live on a farm I love animals and playing with my fuzzy friends . I view myself as a creative with an active imagination.

Join Sammy in yet another delightful adventure.

Sammy learns which herbs or plants growing around him are useful in times of need. His friend, Sophie, has been stung on the foot by a Bee, and she needs something to stop the intensity of the sting.
Luckily, Sammy and his mum know exactly how to help her!

This charming sequel to “Dandelion Medicine” teaches us how Plantain can help soothe irritation and inflammation after a bee sting.
Get the entire series to help your children learn the importance of how nature can help in times of need.

A story of friendship, acceptance and hope. In a laburnum tree in the Centre of Bretton Park, lives a unique bird called Barb. Her beauty and originality attract the attention of the other birds and park visitors, who see her as a symbol of hope, bringing them much comfort and happiness. She is loved by many and in return is grateful for her life and her friends. When things take a turn for the worst, Barb’s instinct is to fly away from her troubles … Will things get better? Can hope be restored?