Travel through a living Africa
Each story takes your child to a real country and place, close to its landscapes and memory.
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Le Buntu VillageRead, discuss, pass onLe Buntu VillageRead, discuss, pass onGive your child African-inspired stories to travel, understand themselves and grow with landmarks that carry meaning.
What every story makes possible
Stories designed to inspire wonder, feed children's curiosity and open a genuine moment of conversation with you.
Each story takes your child to a real country and place, close to its landscapes and memory.
A proverb, a value and one simple question naturally extend the reading moment.
The story opens a warm conversation where children can share what they felt and understood.
A value to share
A value is more than a lesson to repeat: it is an emotion to name, a situation to recognise and a choice to try.
Take the first step, even when something new feels intimidating.
Find a storyTo think before actingTake time to understand before choosing a path.
Find a storyTo learn to act togetherDiscover how strong bonds help everyone go further.
Find a storyTo tell and rememberConnect children with the stories and voices of those who came before them.
Find a storyTo open new horizonsTravel through words, pictures, characters and places.
Find a storyTo encounter other worldsDiscover the many faces of Africa with curiosity, beauty and respect.
Find a storyStories from the Village
A short selection with a real place, an age guide and a value to share after reading.
Amare and Bekele grow up in Ethiopia’s mountains with a shared passion for adventures and questions. Curiosity sometimes leads them in unexpected directions. One summer, their father takes them to Gondar, a city of ancient castles and imperial stories. Full of wonder, the boys want to discover everything by themselves until the route becomes uncertain. They must admit they do not know and ask for help. The experience teaches them that humility does not weaken an explorer; it helps them listen, recover their path and travel farther.
In ancient Egypt, a class prepares to discover the Pyramids of Giza. Guided by their teacher Sara and her assistant Mahmoud, the pupils observe monuments where every stone carries centuries of history. Noise first captures their attention, but the site’s silence tells another story. Great works are built through repeated, often unnoticed actions that do not produce immediate results. The young explorers learn that perseverance grows far from applause and that constant work can build something immense, one stone at a time.
In the green region of Man, Côte d’Ivoire, mountains, rivers and waterfalls create an enchanting landscape. Villagers say the falls are blessed and have the power to heal hearts. Kouakou and Aya live nearby and are drawn into an adventure that tests their emotions. Faced with fear and hatred, the two children must choose what they wish to nurture. Their journey reveals that love, dialogue and reconciliation have the strength to transform even the deepest wounds.
It all begins with a child's question: "Does Africa have a history?" Yes. It holds countless histories—living, diverse and worth passing on. Faty Sambou turned that answer into a library where every child can travel, recognise themselves and ask their own questions.
From choosing to reading
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Start with the child's age, a country or the value you would like to share.
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Receive the book, travel with the child and let the conversation continue.
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