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    • Okehindura omujungu 

      Musiimenta, Racheal (Pratham Books’ Story Weaver, 2017)
      This books talks about woman who takes herself as a white yet she is a pure African woman.

    • Okubala Ebisolo 

      Verbeek, Clare; Dladla, Thembani; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This is a children's story about the exercise of counting animals that had visited the well to take some water.

    • Okubala ebisolo 

      Verbeek, Clare; Dladla, Thembani; Buthelezi, Zanele; Owen, Rob; Nakacwa, Florence (Pratham Books Story Weaver Publishing, 2007)
      This is a story about the counting of different species of animals in one of the villages. Children story book

    • Okufumba 

      Verbeek, Clare; Dladla, Thembani; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      It is a children's story teaching them how to prepare and cook food.

    • Okuguluka mu ibbanga 

      Wambi Gulere, Cornelius (Storyweaver, Pratham Books, 2018)
      This is a children's story which is narrating how to fly in the sky and how interesting it is.

    • Okunoonia Zaabu 

      Sseppuuya, Nambi (African Storybook Initiative, 2016)
      This is a children's story narrating the activity of gold mining in the village as well as explaining which group of people are involved.

    • Okuvugania Kwa Afirika Okweyimba 

      Nafula, Ursula; Orange, Nina (African Storybook Initiative, 2016)
      This is a children's story telling a story of what happened during the Africa's Children running competitions.

    • Omubiri Gwange 

      Verbeek, Clare; Dladla, Thembani; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      It is a children's story about different activities that can be performed using the human body.

    • Omubiri gwange 

      Verbeek, Clare; Dladla, Thembani; Buthelezi, Zanele; Dlamini, Mlungisi; Nakacwa, Florence (Pratham Books Story Weaver Publishing, 2007)
      This is a story about the physical flexibility of the young boy’s body parts that he can play all games he loves to play.

    • Omugab' omuhaango nakabwa kakye 

      Parismita (Pratham Books’ Story Weaver, 2017)
      This book narrates a story of a King and his small dog.

    • Omugati Omwokye 

      Moffett, Helen; Latimer, Alex; Amia, Catherine (Pratham Books Story Weaver Publishing, 2018)
      This is a children story book which narrates the burned bread and it is being eaten by children as a delicious one.

    • Omughala Omwende 

      Katetemera, Ritah; Bukheye, Mulongo (African Storybook Initiative, 2016)
      It is a children's story of a young girl in the village who was loved by her parents, siblings, friends and people in the village where she lived. This happened to her because of her good behaviors.

    • Omughala wa Kyabazinga Omubalagaavu 

      Akello, Christine (African Storybook Initiative, 2017)
      This is a children's story about beautiful princess a daughter to the king of Busoga.

    • Omukulembeze owe Ebinhonhi 

      Gulere, Cornelius Wambi (African Storybook Initiative, 2015)
      This is a children's story narrating how birds of different species are organised and they have a leadership trail to follow.

    • Omukundwa Maama 

      Musiimenta, Racheal (Pratham Books’ Story Weaver, 2017)
      This is a poem about a "Good Mother"

    • Omukwano 

      Beza (African Storybook Initiative, 2017)
      This is a children's story about a man who had no hope that he would feed his own animals, due to the breakdown of the drought in the village.

    • Omukwano gwe Embwa mu Kyalo 

      Shrivastava, Pahi (Pratham Books, 2014)
      It is a children's story about a dog which was friendly to its owners as well as to the neighbors in the village.

    • Omukyala 

      Taremwa, Sylivia (Pratham Books' Story Weaver, 2017)
      This book demonstrates what is so special about women

    • Omusaadha Kalimagezi 

      Bakita, Irene (African Storybook Initiative, 2018)
      This was a children's story in the village which had a man who was very Intelligent.

    • Omusaadha Omugezigezi 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This is a children's story is narrating the leaving habits of one of the wise man and his wife in the village