For kids up to the age of five. The PICEBOOKS PUBLISHERS novels you'll find here are fun, filled with pictures that kids can easily relate to and words that will make them want to say more.
There is a rat that eats up things in the house but there is a cat also. There is a hat on the mat that cannot see and cannot move…
Today, ken sees everything and learns the place of things, what they can do and what they cannot do. He learns how different he is from cats, rats and other things he can see.
Pupils can piece words together but we CAN still make them better without shouting them all over the place with instructions or lessons. And... You’ll enjoy these books too whether for lower or upper Primary. Don’t say I didn’t tell you.
Dan’s dolls cannot find a way to make Dan play with them as Dan will only play with his bear. Dan is a glutton and so the dolls get him out of the way with a trap of food. It worked but when Dan is out he then tries to be a friend to everyone. This book teaches lessons on forgiveness, brotherliness and unity. It also stands against envy, malice and hate.
The lockdown is over and every activity is returning to normal. Schools have resumed but Itey does not want to have anything of it even after a long time of rest at home. He complains of a headache which is just an excuse to stay homesick but his father patiently points him to the gains of learning both for now and the future.
Ray is captivated by an Eagle that flies tirelessly in front of his house every day. He does not stop watching this bird. He calls the bird ‘Paul’. He is so curious that he tells his teacher about this amazing bird. His teacher reveals much more about Paul and this helps in correcting and changing, not only his character but also those of his friends who listened with him.
For everyone, yea especially Primary 3, 4, 5 and 6 (as the case may be) i.e. pupils within the age bracket of six and nine.
External examination is here but no student is touched enough to study because of the expectation of some 'manna' which surely 'falls' in the exam hall. The concentration of Esther, who had studied hard, is disturbed with the attendant commotion from the 'supply' of the 'manna', and so, she must do everything within her power to stop the malpractice.
No matter how hard Feza tries, J.S 2 Ruby will always defeat his class in any competition the school organizes, so much so that he decides not to participate in the next competition, which is a very sensitive debate. When his class’ debate-invite card is stolen he decides to go after ruby class who will do any and everything to win.
The books in this category contain more words and even bigger words depending on what class the child is but that’s not to scare anyone. You are getting bigger. You’ll love the adventure, the growing-up stories, the thrills and sometimes you would just want to laugh, scream or even cry. Emotion-spilling books just for you and everyone you love.
Esther performed very well in exams this term and she thinks she deserves a huge reward. She requests to see the beautiful places in a tourist magazine, but her father cannot afford it. He promises her as much fun in only one place - the village. Esther agrees and goes but in just a few days she learns her lesson: it is better to wait than to regret.
No task can be completed without successive efforts. Constant dripping will even weary a stone. In this novel, our simple hero, Bunmi learns that academic success will only be achieved if her hands consistently work with plough. One strike will never be enough and so we must continue till we get the victory.
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Feza wakes up one morning to find that the gigantic blocks of his school has been pulled down. Who is responsible? Could it be the suspicious principal? Where would he write his certificate examination which is in a few days time? Open and read to find out how Feza tackles these problems and finally overcomes.
HIGHER READERS
Sounds like something tougher, huh? Maybe not. Step in and find out what you'll get here. Just a part of this voluminous book is available on this site for free but you can get the full book if you want. Juliana's story is touching, her experience, something you would not want to happen to any girl-child you know.
Juliana is your perfect beautiful lady – a young student though - who falls into the hands of a much older man on the excuse that she cannot find enough love at home. The more she loves him, the more she discovers that she cannot stop saying ‘no’ to everything he was introducing her to.
Wellington is Juliana’s father. Childhood memories cannot forsake him: the constant parents’ neglect and his struggle to fit in and be accepted by society. He envies his clean, ever-cheerful, carefree friend and in seeking solution to his problem, introduces his friend to alcohol, smoke and womanizing.
The older man (in paragraph one) and the carefree friend (in paragraph two) is the same person: Chiedu. He is strong, energetic and above forty. He is funny with the nicest flow in the world. He cannot stop. When Wellington discovers who had been ‘changing’ his daughter he wishes he could go back in time to undo all that he had done.
Number of pages: 447
Number of Chapters: 72
Number of words: 104,700