Arinola Araba

If "you're anything like me, you will agree that we need simple ideas and stories to teach our children concepts and life skills. This is more important, especially when it relates to money and finances. "Albert and the Emergency Fund" tells a simple story for pre-teens learning about money. Albert has to replace a broken machine and needs to find the money to do so Albert discovers what an emergency fund is. This book is designed to appeal to children through bright colours and humour. It teaches children about hard work and investing for a good return. Learning about money should be fun and relatable for everyone, including children.

Albert started a business selling apples. It appeared that all was going well. He decides to take a well-earned holiday, so he employs a manager. The manager was happy to get paid but did not care for the business or the bills. Soon, Albert must return home after a frantic phone call from his mother. On his arrival, he discovers that his fruit orchard is in ruins. He turns to his mother for help and advice with the manager gone. She tells him to start over. This book is designed to appeal to children through the use of bright colours and humour. It teaches children about hard work and investing for a good return. Learning about money should be fun and relatable for everyone, including children

"Albert Dreams" is another story in the series about managing money. Albert returns from his holiday to find many unpaid bills in this episode. He is unsure about what to do next. He is so worried that the bills keep him awake. He takes some tea with his mother and falls asleep. While sleeping, he dreams and sees his mum teaching him how to budget. Strangely, his mum is using apples to explain money matters. Find out what happened next I think that money stories should be fun and memorable for children.

"Albert Dreams" is another story in the series about managing money. Albert returns from his holiday to find many unpaid bills in this episode. He is unsure about what to do next. He is so worried that the bills keep him awake. He takes some tea with his mother and falls asleep. While sleeping, he dreams and sees his mum teaching him how to budget. Strangely, his mum is using apples to explain money matters. Find out what happened next I think that money stories should be fun and memorable for children.

Albert and the Apples If you're anything like me, you will agree that we need simple ideas and stories to teach our children concepts and life skills. This is more important, especially when it relates to money and finances. "Albert and the Apples," tells a simple story for pre-teens learning about money. Albert has a new idea to help his mum, who is cooking with apples. He intends to grow some apples to help her. He decides to search for good ground to plant his apple seeds. After taking good care of his plants, they grow into trees, to his surprise. There are now so many apples that Albert can sell. This book is designed to appeal to children through the use of bright colours and humour. It teaches children about hard work and investing for a good return. Learning about money should be fun and relatable for everyone, including children

Albert has started an apple business that is doing well. He decides to take a well-earned holiday, so he employs a manager. The manager was happy to get paid but did not care for the business or the bills. Soon, Albert must return home after a phone call from his mother. On his arrival, he discovers that his fruit orchard is in ruins. He turns to his mother for help and advice with the manager gone. She tells him to start over. This book is designed to appeal to children through the use of bright colours and humour. It teaches children about hard work and investing for a good return. Learning about money should be fun and relatable for everyone, including children

Who would have thought that a time of an unprecedented global interruption to our normal way of life could lead to the birth of a book? The Covid 19 Lockdown season was full of surprises. What was the lockdown like for you? Did you learn anything or enjoy it? Did you feel alone, or did you get a chance to reconnect with friends? We felt so many emotions. 8 Women of different ages and cultures joined a book club support group. It provided a platform to meet, greet, reflect, share and document our very different experiences of the Covid 19 lockdown. We decided to write them down and call it "Keep Walking." The title reminded us of the power we had in God and the support we received from each other to find ways to thrive at such a difficult time. Even though we were confined to our homes, our minds and pens were free to roam. We realised we could still create words, as our minds were not imprisoned. We put pen to paper and started writing. So we set our thoughts and dreams free to release our pain, losses, betrayal and hurt. You will read real stories that will shock you, make you cry or even laugh We thrive as we keep walking...

Stunning undated, 6 x 9 inch, Monthly and Weekly planner with Habit Tracker pages to last the year. Write in the month and week dates as you wish. The pages feature weekly smart goals and task lists with extra space for notes. Each week is split into 2 sections, one for listing appointments and the other for managing tasks and goal lists. This smart structure has room to enter times, appointments and plans in detail. Organise your smaller tasks with weekly to-do lists and notes boxes; to spotlight the crucial tasks. Keep track of your habits with the undated circular wheel planner with a note area. Be on time and organised for all your appointments with this cleverly designed diary and planner

If you're anything like me, you will agree that we need simple ideas and stories to teach our children concepts and life skills. This is more important, especially when it relates to money and finances. "Albert and the Apples" tells a simple story for pre-teens who are learning about money. Albert has a new idea to help his mum who is cooking with apples. He intends to grow some apples to help his mum. He decides to search for good ground to plant his apple seeds. To his surprise, after taking good care of his plants, they grow into trees. There are now so many apples that Albert can sell. This book is designed to appeal to children through the use of bright colours and humour. It teaches children about hard work and investing for a good return. Learning about money should be fun and relatable for everyone, including children This book is designed to appeal to children through the use of bright colours and humour. It teaches children about hard work and investing for a good return. Learning about money should be fun and relatable for everyone, including children

This second novel is the continuation of the saga started in the first book, "Love at First Byte" which details the embattled life of a young girl who has been subjected to unhealthy relationships with men. One of these led to the conception of her twins. Cici was also conceived following an affair between her mum and a casual acquaintance. Also, a woman of mixed heritage, Chinese and African, she is yet to meet her biological father. She is mum to two excitable and pre-teen-twins after having survived a break with her previous life as a "lady of the night." Lately, she has been negotiating life and exploring relationships with men while being a super-wealthy woman. You will be drawn into the humorous account of her children's plans to find their mother a husband, the impending love triangle scenario and the behaviours of Cici's love interests Share her struggles with motherhood, growth in her Christian faith and romance as she juggles a relationship with two men. A must-read if you are an avid reader of romantic titles She now has one crucial decision to make, in the morning...

I do not know how many people plan to divorce after getting married, well I didn't. That's why the reality of an impending divorce and a feeling of failing had me in its grip for years during a physically and emotionally abusive marriage. Even more, it was a foreign concept to me to seek a way out of it, because as a Christian, divorce did not seem to be a "right alternative or choice." In this book, I invite you to explore with me my struggles, mental health, confusion and ultimately, my journey into clarity and freedom, choice and mental well-being, not just for me, but for my children as well. Follow our journey to mental well-being as you will find my eldest child, Dami and I on YouTube in a BBC documentary called "I Blame My Parents" - anxiety and me, aired 20/01/19.Thank you for buying my book. It is my sincere prayer that you will find hope, peace and forgiveness as you read and share this book :)

Have you noticed how we live in a fast-paced and instant world a belief in God seems to be losing its relevance? Do you also meet with people who constantly question the existence, validity and usefulness of belief in a supreme being? Have you ever wondered if God was real or if He ever spoke? Do you wonder whether He is interested in the affairs of men? I believe God is real. He is a loving Father with outstretched arms waiting and calling out for us to come back to Him. He desires us to come closer to a life-changing and purposeful relationship with Him. He is talking all the time. Maybe we just need to slow down, tune in and listen sometimes. I appreciate there are times when it seems He's gone frightfully quiet; even then, He's still with us. At these times, He is gently encouraging us to trust in His ever-abiding presence. In this book, I share some of my own life experience and frustrating conversations to encourage you to see and explore how real God is. On so many occasions when He has spoken to me, my default behaviour has been to dismiss His voice and warnings. The more I slowed down and stopped to listen, the more I obeyed, and the more I did the clearer His voice seemed to me. Will you try having a coffee with him, in expectation of exciting dialogue? Mark Virkler, founder of the Christian Leadership University has kindly added a chapter of his bestselling book "4 Keys to Hearing Gods Voice" to this book Here is what Charity Kayembe who also teaches dream interpretation had to say: " Thank you so much. You are a blessing And I'm grateful that you are sharing the message that God speaks through dreams with others. May God's blessing and anointing be upon you, your new book, and your entire ministry in Jesus' name "Understand Your Dreams. Hear God's Voice.

This is a fictional story centered on the life of an innocent brown-coloured girl growing up in a "normal" African family, who was discovered without permission. Cici is a girl just like any other but has a tough time navigating through life to discover her true worth. She learned from a young age to trade her body for what she wanted so desperately - love She goes through several phases of body changes and events, largely unnoticed by her family but she receives deeply-craved attention from unhealthy sources which would cost her so much. She gets passed on from one man to another; eventually ending up being raped by her "cool" stepdad...Love entered her life in a most strange and mysterious way after she gave herself permission to be discovered. Embracing real love opens the door to romance via a digital communication following an unexpected tragedy. Love at first byte is a must-read for anyone who has or who knows girls searching for their true worth, identity and value in a more permissive world Cici would have been a heroine of the 'me-too' movement if she spoke up in her time, maybe?

I do not know how many people plan to divorce after getting married, well I didn't. That's why the reality of an impending divorce and a feeling of failing had me in its grip for years during a physically and emotionally abusive marriage. Even more, it was a foreign concept to me to seek a way out of it, because as a Christian, divorce did not seem to be a "right alternative or choice." In this book, I invite you to explore with me my struggles, mental health, confusion and ultimately, my journey into clarity and freedom, choice and mental well-being, not just for me, but for my children as well. Follow our journey to mental well-being as you will find my eldest child, Dami and I on YouTube in a BBC documentary called "I Blame My Parents" - anxiety and me, aired 20/01/19.Thank you for buying my book. It is my sincere prayer that you will find hope, peace and forgiveness as you read and share this book: )

This is a book for believers and those who want to believe and tells how a few bowls of Nigerian "Jollof rice" led to global recognition with BBC and ITV News interviews. It is also a collection of poems, dialogues, accounts of lessons learned and my personal journey as a single woman, wife, single mum and award-winning entrepreneur to being credited with the innovation of an educational board game on an international scale