Browsing Children's Books (LUMASAABA) by Issue Date

Now showing items 1-20 of 90

    • Kusaala Kukwawonesa Babaandu Be Mu Shaalo She Nyoondo 

      Wakholi, Fabian (African Storybook Initiative, 1988)
      This book story tells about the traditional singing, dance and drama.

    • Bibombi Naabi 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Reading Matters, 2003)
      This book tells a story of a mother who cares for her daughter and finds out what she likes most.

    • Kubonane mugamba 

      Agarwal, Tanya Luther (African Storybook Initiative, 2006)
      This book story tells the Life in the village where wild animals want to associate with human beings.

    • Tsingaato Tsiimbya 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This is a story of a mother and her son visiting different shops to buy reading books and other utilities for use.

    • Tsibarwa 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This book narrates how children learn to write letters especially to those who are sick or lost beloved ones.

    • Bunyaalifu 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This book narrates a story of different drivers who drove on a high speed and knocked each other and this caused loss of lives to some people.

    • Be Muungo Mweefwe 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This book narrates a story of a family which likes reading and they read on different disciplines to help them understand and do their work well.

    • Bibyambaso 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This book narrates a story of a grandmother who cared for her grandchildren and confort them when they are annoyed or worried.

    • Biba Byeenga? 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This book tells a story of all the animals and Insects God created on earth

    • Basooleli Babili Be Ntsala 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This book story tells about the two young brothers who failed to agree on how to share the cakes their mother had prepared for them

    • Khuuteekha 

      Shissa, Milton Eridad (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This is a story of a child who loved to do house work with her mother.

    • Litsuune 

      Wakholi, Fabian (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This story book tells us about the different hair styles.

    • Shiitabo Shishiwaamba Khu Bwiile 

      Verbeek, Clare; Thembani, Diadla; Buthelezi, Zanele (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This is a story about the rain and the young children who were playing in the compound.

    • Waandaaye Umukyeekhe Umutoro. 

      Shissa, Milton Eridad (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This is a book narrating a story of two young boys were one loved to play a lot and dodged house work, yet the other one loved to work so much.

    • Matofu magali nabi 

      Nilekani, Rohini (Pratham Books, 2010)
      This is a story of plenty banana harvest during the harvest season and everybody in the village has a lot.

    • Kamarofu Ka Kuukhu 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This book narrates a story of a mother who was training her daughter to do house work and gardening as well.

    • Kuukhu N’Umukhaana Uwunya Buubi 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This book narrates the story of a young girl who dresses poorly.

    • Kumwikhoyo Kwe Khukhwiiyobula 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This book narrates the story of enjoying leisure time as friends

    • Lihaangilwe Lye Lwa Khasesaba Lutweela Lweesi Kumuumu Kwaaburukhila Naabi 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This story book narrates if young children who would go for swimming everyday in the river near their homes.

    • Khayanga Ni Khaamuka Kheewe 

      Nafula, Ursula (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This story is narrating a young girl who loved to have her pot next to her all the time, but one time it got broken into pieces.