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Fati na ite ofe

A free picture book in Igbo from Osu Library Fund

Cover of Fati na ite ofe, a Igbo picture book

Fati na ite ofe is a picture book in Igbo for ages 8–11 that you can read free online in Pagine — no download, no cost.

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Language
Igbo
Publisher
Osu Library Fund
Reading level
ages 8–11 · 3rd to 5th grade
From
Nigeria
Source
African Storybook
Licence
CC BY 4.0
Price
Free — read online, nothing to download

About this book

Fati na ite ofe is a short illustrated picture book in Igbo. It is written for ages 8–11, so it works as a read-aloud for little ones and as practice for children learning to read in Igbo. The book comes from the African Storybook and is shared under an open CC BY 4.0 licence, which is why it is free to read.

How it begins

Fati bụ obere nwa na agba ọsọ ka ikụkụ. Ǫna achᴉ ọchi mgbenile, na agbalisike ᴉme ihe agwara ya mee. Taa bụ ụbochᴉ egwuriegwu n' ụlọ akwụkwọ. Fati gbara bọọlụ gbakwa ọsọ n'uzọ atọ di iche iche. Ka agbasara akwukwọ,ya…

Opening lines quoted from the openly licensed book (CC BY 4.0).

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Frequently asked questions

Is “Fati na ite ofe” free to read?

Yes. “Fati na ite ofe” is free to read online in Pagine on any phone, tablet or computer — no payment and nothing to download. It is openly licensed (CC BY 4.0).

What language is “Fati na ite ofe” in?

It is written in Igbo. Pagine has 49 free children’s books in Igbo.

What age is “Fati na ite ofe” for?

It is best for ages 8–11. Younger children can enjoy it read aloud.

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Credits: Fati na ite ofe — Author: Osu Library Fund; Translation: Nkem Agu, Obioma Obiekwe; Illustration: Eric Nii Addy. Language: Igbo. Level: Longer paragraphs. © African Storybook Initiative 2018. CC BY 4.0. Source: https://www.africanstorybook.org/reader.php?id=34827 · Page updated October 2026