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This book contains thirteen short stories with religious and moral lessons for upper primary pupils. Each story includes questions, making it perfect for teaching language and comprehension skills.
There are thirteen short and delightful stories with religious and moral lessons suitable for pupils in upper primary classes. There are questions on each story and this makes the book ideal for teaching language and comprehension.
The Fat Human is about a mysterious, large figure who arrives in a small village, stirring curiosity and fear. As the villagers uncover the person’s past, their perceptions shift, leading to unexpected alliances and reflections on humanity.
This is an illustrated reader for beginners. Ngozi, a small girl goes to do some shopping in the market on her own. How does she cope? Find out her interesting adventures in this short well written story.
Femi ignores his father’s warning and befriends boys of questionable character. The story explores the consequences of Femi’s choices and what happens to him and his friends, Judas, Bayo, and Akin, in this intriguing play.
Eight-year-old Tunde visits Ibadan for the first time, full of excitement. The story explores whether the journey meets his expectations and the surprises the city holds, as told through his pleasant experiences in this illustrated book.
Wole’s adventures when he visits the village make interesting reading. His uncle comments that he is troublesome to live in the village. Why is he sent back to the city within a short time? Find out in this short novel.
A man looses the contest for the throne of his town. He decides to hit back at the successful king. How does he do it? What is the result of his thoughtless action? The story of the king and his rivals provides the answers. There are other five equally interesting stories in this book.
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