Táyọ̀ and Títílayọ̀ are best friends. They do everything together. They both love to draw. They buy art supplies to prepare for a huge art competition. The competition is tough and only one person can win. Which of the two friends will win?

Kíkẹ́ is a little girl who enjoys playing with her older brother, Kúnlé. One day, while out playing on the playground, Kíkẹ́ steps into an ant hill. The ants bite her and she has a hard time walking. Kúnlé steps up to the plate and takes care of his sister.

Pẹ̀lúmi and Péjú are siblings who love each other very much. They have a duck that hatches ducklings. Much to their father’s dismay, the ducklings grow up and start flying (and pooping) everywhere. Soon, their father has had enough. He can’t stand the ducks anymore. Pẹ̀lúmi and Péjú are not happy about what happens next.

Lọlá and her brother are playing one day when, through the window, comes a butterfly. This butterfly plays with Lọlá and captures her heart. Sadly, heartbreak awaits Lọlá when her new friend decides it is time to leave.

Giwa's mom wants to tie a head tie. But head ties are hard to tie. She does her best and, after several hours, she finally has a head tie she can be proud of. As she gets ready to go out, her son, Giwa, has a surprise waiting for her. But it is not the kind of surprise she will be happy about.

Bọ́lá may not know how to tie his laces; but he gets really excited when his dad buys him a new pair of shoes. Bọ́lá is the envy of Bọ̀dé as they try out their new shoes in an exhilarating game of basketball. Will Bola make a basket or go home disappointed?

Eniola may not have money; but she's got spunk. When her aunt scolds her for eating all the fish in the house, Eniola is determined to get even. She sets off on a fishing expedition that she will live to remember.

Ade is a young boy who goes out for a walk with his two dogs. A small mishap ensues. Can his dogs save the day? Will Ade be overwhelmed by sadness? Find out what happens in this simple but amazing book written in the Yoruba language.

Hánà and Hásàna are good friends. Their dads are also friends. They often spend time at each other's houses. One day, a friendly game turns dangerous as a button ends up in a very awkward place. Let's hope Hánà's dad will be able to save the day.

Olú and Oyin are good friends. One day, they decide to walk to the supermarket to buy some orange juice. Along comes a rainstorm to spoil their plans. But Olú and Oyin find a way to turn their bad luck into good luck.