Nigeria - Anna Makanda

Nigeria - A world of wonder and beauty \n Whether a child wants to know more about their cultural roots and ethnic origins, or they are simply curious about discovering a country rich with natural resources and rugged beauty, this African children's book collection is here to help! \n The book begins with a Factfile which includes interesting information about Nigeria such as where the country is located, as well as major cities and climates. The reader will meet the characters Abiola, Adedayo, Nkechi and Halima who will take them on an exciting tour through the beautiful country, and introduce them to their families and the homes they live in; from Bungalows and Mansions to rural homes. \n The reader will learn interesting facts about plants and trees from the Umbrella Tree to the Nganda Tree. Along the way they visit the bustling city; Lagos, the city that never sleeps. \n The reader will learn common phrases, numbers and the alphabet in the country's most commonly spoken languages: Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa. Plus discover what it's like to attend cultural events. \n The book will leave the reader inspired by some well known role models including the award winning Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. \n Discover Nigeria, a title from Our World My Roots. \nNigeria - A world of wonder and beauty Whether a child wants to know more about their cultural roots and ethnic origins, or they are simply curious about discovering a country rich with natural resources and rugged beauty, this African children's book collection is here to help! \n The book begins with a Factfile which includes interesting information about Nigeria such as where the country is located, as well as major cities and climates. The reader will meet the characters Abiola, Adedayo, Nkechi and Halima who will take them on an exciting tour through the beautiful country, and introduce them to their families and the homes they live in; from Bungalows and Mansions to rural homes. \n The reader will learn interesting facts about plants and trees from the Umbrella Tree to the Nganda Tree. Along the way they visit the bustling city; Lagos, the city that never sleeps. \n The reader will learn common phrases, numbers and the alphabet in the country's most commonly spoken languages: Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa. Plus discover what it's like to attend cultural events. \n The book will leave the reader inspired by some well known role models including the award winning Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. \n Discove