Igbo books - normally books of Igbo origin or books written for Igbo people. A research purposefulness based on Igbo and many books such as those written specially about Biafra war, Igbo language, foods and others are included.

Akuko Ifo Umuaka: 20 Short African Folktales This book “Akuko Ifo Umuaka” is a collection of 20 African folktales retold by Chisom Ekomaru and Chikamgaefe Ahumibe. Each story is written to captivate and intrigue young readers, teaching them about good morals and life lessons with a context of the African Culture. Each story includes the English and Igbo versions of the story, allowing the book to serve as a tool for users to practise reading in and listening to the Igbo language. You can buy this book (Akuko Ifo Umuaka) from your local bookstore. Though you can order a copy through Amazon, eBay, Wob by searching their websites.

Chicken in the Kitchen Chicken in the Kitchen authored by a talented Igbo writer, Nnedi Okorafor and Mehrdokht Amini. Published by Lantana publishing who won the BEST BOOK at the Children’s Africana Book Awards of 2016. Early in the morning, a shadow of an enormous chicken went by, and it was seen thorough the bedroom windows. To establish what it was doing walking around, one needs to investigate. It looks like the chicken is going to be used for the new yam festival. You can order this book (Chicken in the Kitchen) from your local bookstore; you can also ask your local librarian to order a copy. Nonetheless, you can order a copy from Amazon, eBay, WHSmith by searching their websites.

When Your Angel Arrives When Your Angel Arrives is a book written on a drama performance by the adjacent of production about immigrant experience particularly in the Western world. It demonstrates the plot around a black African immigrant who is under pressure from his visiting mother to cast off his Caucasian wife, the play deals with the challenges faced by immigrants and equally touches on cross-cultural marriage and black on black betrayal. The price of this dramatized book is very cheap, and it has been written by a brilliant Igbo author called “Chima Osakwe” who took village drama into the world centre stage. You can buy this book (When Your Angel Arrives) from your local bookstore; you can also ask your local librarian to order a copy. Though you can order copy through Amazon, Wob by searching their websites.

Surviving in Biafra The book is based on history of the Nigerian Civil War. Written by Alfred Obiora Uzokwe, book was published in January 2003 and is widely available. The book explains several waves of rioting in the northern Nigeria that led to the brutal massacre of thousands of easterners living in the northern Nigerian. Easterners living in the north, by noticing that their safety could no longer be guaranteed, fled from the north to the eastern region. They started negotiations on how to live in harmony but when negotiations fail, they revert back to their original nation before British establish Nigeria. The book will be a valuable possession to own, part of history to be acquainted with, especially when children question about the war. This book can be ordered from your local bookstore or from Amazon, eBay or Wob website.

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My Beautiful Igbo Book My Beautiful Igbo Book is a children book. A lovely book to teach children to begin to be interested and learn Igbo language. The book can relief parents from many questions that their children may have to ask. And will be supportive in presenting startling colourful illustrations of things that children like observing. The book comprises alphabets, numbers, family, cultural titbits, folktales like why the Tortoise has a Cracked Shell and more! You can order this book from your local bookstore or search for it from Amazon or Wob website.

There's Rice At Home Emeka and Ogechi go to the market with their mum to buy groceries for their house. On their way home they pass by different food stalls and ask their mum if they're allowed to have something to eat even though there is rice at home. There is this notion that children like different things all the time. Children are taken to the sweet shop and asked to choose sweets of their choice, they will always select difference sweets from the one they decided on previously. The same as rice mother cooked, even though there is rice at home, children want to eat different rice from the one mummy cooked but mummy remained them that there is rice at home. This book can be bought from your local bookstore, Amazon or by searching the internet.

Igbo-English English-Igbo dictionary Dictionary is meant to explain things even if you are a professional in that subject. It will be reminiscent to things you forgot to reminisce. Thus, Igbo-English English-Igbo dictionary will make it easier for you to reminisce Igbo words forgotten. Igbo-English English-Igbo dictionary has many sections including travel section for travellers; accommodation section; food and drink; shopping and many other sections. The cover of the dictionary both front and back covers are solid enough to withstand the everyday handling of book. Even the paper used for the pages are strong and cannot easily be ripped. And pages are well glued on so that they can’t be torn.