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Books published by publisher Monarch Books of Canada

  • The Children Have Gone Mad

    Philip Begho

    language (Monarch Books, Feb. 12, 2013)
    Misan and Etemi find themselves on the savage streets of Lagos hawking pure-water and oranges. They experience the horrors of the hawking madness. Or is it not madness? Have the children not gone mad? Surprises await!
  • The Soup of Wisdom

    Philip Begho

    language (Monarch Books, Oct. 3, 2013)
    King Jemide believes that he needs to eat the soup of wisdom if he is to lead his people well. Little does he know that the soup of wisdom comes with a very high price!
  • Aunty Felicia Returns

    Philip Begho

    eBook (Monarch Books, March 7, 2005)
    Aunty Felicia is an evil woman who does wicked things to children. Nine-year-old Junior Nelson helped put her in jail, but she escapes and begins to stalk Junior. Junior cries out, but no one listens, for everyone believes Aunty Felicia is still in jail. What a hard time poor Junior has!
  • A Guide to Growing Up: Honest Conversations About Puberty, Sex and God

    Sarah Smith

    Paperback (Monarch Books, June 27, 2017)
    A Guide to Growing Up is an engaging, clear, and helpful guide for young people that shines God's light into the topics of puberty, bodies and sex. It is profoundly positive; about sex, about self, about faith, about relationships, love, boundaries, pleasure, choices - about all the sorts of things that could possibly matter when it comes to growing up. Full of distinctive illustrations that grab the attention, conversations with young people and detailed chapters on hot topics, such as masturbation and same-sex attraction; A Guide to Growing Up is an invaluable tool to support parents in talking to their children, and an essential guide in any young person's journey - a guide they can go back to time and again.
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  • Aunty Felicia and the Teacher

    Philip Begho

    eBook (Monarch Books, Sept. 30, 2013)
    Junior is grateful that God rescues him again and again from the wicked Aunty Felicia, but he would like God to put an end once and for all to her evil schemes. Thoughts niggle him. Why, he wonders, does Aunty Felicia always escape being caught? Why does God permit this? Big questions that only his Sunday school teacher, perhaps, can answer. Junior goes to his Sunday school teacher – and what does he find? What?
  • Jelly Baby

    Philip Begho

    eBook (Monarch Books, March 7, 2004)
    In a camp for boy soldiers during Sierra Leone’s civil war, a bizarre drama plays itself out. At the center of it is Jelly Baby – a little wisp of a boy barely the size of the AK-47 each child must bear. In this powerful indictment of child soldiering, the twists and turns of the plot leave us breathless and deepen our sense of the madness of wars.
  • Traffic Jam Kids

    Philip Begho

    language (Monarch Books, Feb. 13, 2013)
    Two young orphans, Jolomi and Temi, are forced by their wicked aunt to work as traffic jam kids, hawking pure-water and oranges on the savage streets of Lagos. All hope seems lost – until two little monkeys, Bintu and Binta, show up!
  • Searching for Barbie

    Philip Begho

    language (Monarch Books, Dec. 8, 2010)
    Wura’s father, King Ola, is set against his daughter’s intentions to go in search of the fabled Barbie. So he seeks to use the cunning of Ugo, his chief bodyguard, to thwart Wura’s plans. But Ugo is not as loyal as the king thinks, and he hatches a plot to kill Wura. Can Wura – the Amazing Amazon – live up to her name and outwit the treacherous Ugo? Can her scarf – which has mysterious powers – subdue the crafty villain? And what help can Open Skies – a beautiful winged horse – give the princess?
  • Unholy Cuddle

    Philip Begho

    language (Monarch Books, Sept. 14, 2013)
    “Beware the curse of Leviticus! Enter this territory at your peril!” So might the sign have read that doubtless overhung the forbidden field sprawling before Bose and Bayo. But Bose and Bayo are teenagers, and are given, like teenagers, to wayward fancies that froth with poison, sweet and seducing. Will the two defeat the sting of poison country and survive sin’s claims, and go on to find the lush meadows of adulthood?
  • The Golden Apples

    Philip Begho

    language (Monarch Books, Dec. 8, 2010)
    What is the secret behind palace walls so towering that looking up at them makes Princess Wura’s neck ache? The secret turns out to be one that will bring war between King Amana and King Oti. But King Oti is the father of Roli – the adorable six-year-old friend of Wura’s. Wura speaks up in defense of King Oti – and what happens? She ends up in chains in a dungeon! Can Wura escape and stop the war? Is she indeed the Amazing Amazon?
  • The Ultimate Youth Drama Book: Everything You Need!

    Paul McCusker

    Paperback (Monarch Books, May 29, 2001)
    An authoritative guide to a state-of-the-art youth drama program from the producer of the Adventures in Odyssey radio series. Includes twenty-five scripts that can be photocopied and performed without additional fees.
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  • The Cucumber Eaters

    Philip Begho

    language (Monarch Books, Dec. 8, 2010)
    What is six-year-old Roli doing hanging from Needle Rock? She is clinging from a ledge with the tips of her fingers, her legs dangling in the air thousands of feet above ground! Can Princess Wura – the Amazing Amazon – rescue her? But danger lurks everywhere for the little daughter of King Oti, and a cucumber-eating competition might be the death of her. Of what use can Wura’s anointed scarf be? And what help can Open Skies – the Amazon’s beautiful winged horse – give the poor little girl?