
What happens when a guest is coming to visit?
Ada and her younger brother Chidi have an important job to do — get their home ready before the guest arrives!
But this is more than just a story.
As they follow Ada and Chidi, children will encounter useful vocabulary and expressions related to:
✓ The home and compound
✓ Household objects
✓ Cleaning and arranging
✓ Everyday actions and verbs
✓ Giving and following simple instructions
✓ Asking and answering questions
✓ Describing where things are
✓ Everyday conversations in Igbo
Instead of memorising long lists of words, your child sees and hears Igbo in context — making it easier to understand, remember and eventually use.
Fun characters: Ada and Chidi make the story relatable and engaging.
Everyday situations: Your child learns Igbo they can actually use at home.
Picture-supported learning: Bright illustrations help children connect Igbo words with what they see.
Conversation-based: The story exposes children to natural interactions rather than isolated vocabulary.
Cultural connection: Children learn through a familiar home and family setting while developing a stronger connection to the Igbo language.
👧🏽 Children learning Igbo as beginners
👦🏽 Igbo-speaking and non-Igbo-speaking children
🏠 Parents who want to introduce more Igbo at home
📚 Teachers looking for engaging Igbo learning resources
🌍 Families raising children away from Igbo-speaking communities
Your child doesn't have to sit through a boring vocabulary lesson to learn Igbo.
Sometimes, all they need is a good story, familiar characters and a reason to speak.
Let Ada and Chidi invite your child into their home and make learning Igbo simple, practical and fun.
Ọbịa na-abịa! — A guest is coming!
📖 Get your copy today and let your child learn Igbo through story, conversation and play.