The Mysteries of Praise invites children on a joyful Bible adventure to uncover the hidden powers of praise. Through lively, child-friendly stories, young readers will meet Joshua at Jericho, David the dancing king, Mary with her merry song, Paul and Silas singing at midnight, the one leper who came back to say thank you, and many more people who discovered that worship is powerful, joyful, and close to God’s heart.

Written by Dunsin Oyekan and Foluke Oyeleye, with illustrations by Chioma Okonkwo, this beautifully illustrated book helps children see that praise is not only for church or special days. They can praise God at home, before bed, with family, in hard moments, and when their hearts are full of joy.

Meet Sleepy Guppy, the little fish with a big imagination and an even bigger list of excuses to avoid bedtime. This picture book with dreamy adventures is a Faber and Faber FAB Prize 2025 Highly Commended Winner.

Instead of drifting off to sleep, Sleepy Guppy dreams up water adventures around lakes, streams, seas, and even icy worlds. With vibrant full-colour illustrations, Sleepy Guppy Says Bedtime Must Wait turns the nightly bedtime standoff into a playful and comforting story. Colouring pages included.

From folk songs to global music, Nigeria has a rich repertoire of music and musical talents. This book shares the stories of 15 Nigerian musicians who have contributed to the rhythm of the world.

It’s more than the melody. Their lives are as rich and creative as the music they made. Some faced tough odds in the early days of their careers while others found ready audiences even as teenagers. Read about the paths they walked in finding music, building careers, and creating sounds that are loved across the world.

Nigerian writers have earned national and global accolades, including producing Africa’s first Nobel Laureate in Literature. This book shines the spotlight on 15 avid storytellers whose poems, plays, and prose have enriched the world.

These featured wordsmiths include Nana Asma’u, Chinua Achebe, Zulu Sofola, Chimamanda Adichie, and Mamman Vatsa. Some of them began writing while young, some after working in other careers as adults. Their origin stories, styles, and genres may vary, but they all have an amazing way with words.

This collection is an inspiring treasure trove of Nigerians in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Many of them were pioneers — the first Nigerians in their fields or achievements — but their excellence goes beyond being the first or the best.

Some of them, including Dora Akunyili and Olikoye Ransome-Kuti made vital public service contributions in Nigeria. Others, like Wendy Okolo, are blazing trails abroad in their fields. Read about these 15 notable Nigerians and the enriching work that they’ve done in STEM.

Chuka and the Basketball Legends is a fast-paced, 10-page comic that will thrill, motivate, and spark imagination in young readers. It follows Chuka, a boy who believes he’s no good at sports until an unexpected journey takes him across time and space, where he meets basketball legends from the past, present, and a surprising one in the future. Through this magical experience, Chuka begins to see his own potential and learns that everyone has a spark waiting to be discovered.