Afam and the New Yam Festival is a heartwarming children's picture book, perfect for readers aged 3-8, that explores the beauty of family, heritage, and unity. In this story, seven-year-old Afam is thrilled to meet his extended family, indulge in mouth-watering Nigerian cuisine, and explore the country's awe-inspiring sights. Little does he know, he's about to uncover the rich traditions of the New Yam Festival! Young readers dive into an unforgettable adventure with Afam as he journeys to Nigeria for the first time! Written by Ngozi Theodora Otiaba and illustrated by Francis Ude. Prepare to laugh, dance, and learn with Afam and the New Yam Festival, a heart-warming story that takes readers on an enchanting journey through Igbo culture. Embrace the beauty of family, heritage, and celebration in this must-read tale, perfect for readers aged 3-8. Features:Engaging storyline celebrating travel, family, and cultural heritage Vibrant illustrations that bring the story to life Suitable for ages 3-8 years old Perfect for storytime at home or in the classroom Celebrates Nigerian and Igbo culture Trusted by schools and teachers A great addition to any library, especially during Black History Month Discover the power of unity and the importance of preserving cultural traditions in this delightful, feel-good adventure.