Books like Chinye by Obi Onyefulu

Anansi the Spider is a vibrant children’s tale from Ashanti folklore that follows the clever spider in his quest to reward his six sons for saving his life.

A charming retelling of a West African folktale that explains why mosquitoes buzz in people's ears, blending humor, moral lessons, and cultural rhythm for young readers.

A bold picture book where a young Indigenous protector stands against a black snake threatening Earth’s water, echoing real‑world Indigenous movements to safeguard the planet’s most vital resource.

A children's fantasy retelling of George, the Red Cross Knight, slaying a dragon in medieval England and bringing peace and joy to the land.

Anansi the Spider lures forest animals with a moss-covered rock, until Little Bush Deer forces him to face a lesson in wit and wisdom.

A Caldecott‑Medal–winning picture book that retells an African folktale about how the people first received stories from the gods.

The book consists of ten Chapters. Nine Chapters deal with the nine Communities of Isuochi treated in their order of seniority from the view points of: The Origin of the Community; Major and minor divinities located in each Community; The Osu caste system; Markets existing in each Community; Streams with their locations; Wars fought with neighbouring towns with basic causes and their results. The last but not the least, things which the peoples’ declared belief and custom regard as forbidden _ TABOO, treated in part one. Isuochi is treated from the general view, as it comprises nine Communities, meanwhile, the book consists of two parts. Chapter ten focused on the interview which Eze G.I. Ezekwesiri, The Ochi I of Isuochi granted the author. The research which started in 1981 and ended in 1990 covers almost all facets of Isuochi life including origin, morals, social and economic background. It has tried to touch on all the vital aspects of the life of the people of Isuochi. It is a painstaking research. This book is a ‘MUST-HAVE’ for everybody. It is interesting to read as it is useful for research and reference. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Godwin Chuks Onyeama, a Nigerian Theatre Arts graduate from Eastern Nigeria is a versatile person who writes for the media with his high-spirited Imagination. In 2009, he published a highly sought-after Poetic book entitled: ODE TO DORA: Poetic Eulogy - Prof. Nkem Dora Akunyili, An Epitome Of Women Ingenuity And Visibility In Public Office) ISBN: 978-8116-66-3 (Dora Nkem Akunyili was Nigeria’s former Director General of NAFDAC and current Minister of Information and Communication) Godwin’s poems, essays and commentaries were published, broadcast in print and electronics media houses in Africa, Europe and America. His Poem- “We Have A Culture” once won an International award for displaying an original perspective and unique creativity..... Judged to be the qualities found in exceptional poetry. Godwin is an indefatigable Author, Poet, Business man, Missionary and Researcher. “Journey To Cradle” is a new Anthology with other short stories under publication by the Poet. Contact Godwin on e-mail: [email protected] or poetgodwinchuks108 @yahoo.com

A vibrant retelling of a West African folktale in which Ma Sheep Thunder and her son Ram Lightning flee their earthly home after a clash of impulsive and curious spirits.

A tale of a poor boy in medieval England who trades his beloved cat for riches and becomes Lord Mayor of London.

A young woman in Denver, displaced by World War II, finds friendship and self‑discovery among Japanese American sisters in an internment camp, confronting love, loyalty, and the injustices of the era.

"Ever since she was a little girl, Jane Addams hoped to help people in need. She wanted to create a place where people could find food, work, and community. In 1889, she chose a house in a run-down Chicago neighborhood and turned it into Hull House--a settlement home--soon adding a playground, kindergarten, and a public bath, By 1907, Hull House included thirteen buildings. And by the early 1920s, more that nine thousand people visited Hull House each week. The dreams of a smart, caring girl had become a reality. And the lives of hundreds of thousands of people were transformed when they stepped into the house that Jane Addams built"--Jacket.

A Japanese town's tsunami brings devastation and survival stories in Margaret Hodges' imaginative tale for young adults and children alike.

A young African boy journeys through his southern Nigerian village, searching for a meaningful gift, while vibrant photographs illustrate his cultural surroundings.

In contemporary Tanzania, a young girl learns patience when a spirit woman tasks her with retrieving three whiskers from a lion.