Feel free to check back on this list, we’ll be updating it regularly until it reaches its full scope.

This list also includes books written in the Igbo language. From personal experience, I’m convinced that reading such books is one of the most effective ways not only to become literate in Igbo, but also to greatly improve fluency and the ability to think about complex ideas in the language.

I make it a point to study every book before recommending it, so revisit the list from time to time for new additions.

Also feel free to share a book recommendation in the comments below, I’ll be sure to check it out.

**Okowaokwu Igbo Umuaka (Igbo Dictionary for Children)**

*by Chiọma Yvonne Mbanefo*

**KWEZUONU! A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE IGBO LANGUAGE**
**BOOK**

*BY CHINEMEREM IFEOMA NWANZE*

**ÌGBÒ: A beginners guide to learn how to read, understand, speak and write the Ìgbò language.**

*by Amarachi Attamah-Ugwu*

**Comprehensive Igbo Language: A Contemporary Guide For Beginners And Intermediate Learners**

*by Elisha O. Ogbonna*

**Ugo Igbo Language Children's Dictionary**

*by Ada Onwukeme*

**Onye Turu Ikoro waa ya eze**

*by G.E. Igwe*

**JUO OBINNA**

*by Tony Uchenna Ubesie*

**OJAADILI (IGBO PLAY)**

*by Odunke Artists*

Book List

Okowaokwu Igbo Umuaka: Igbo Dictionary for Children by Chiọma Yvonne Mbanefo
Kwezuonu! A Beginner's Guide to the Igbo Language by Chinemerem Ifeoma Nwanze
ÌGBÒ: A beginners guide to learn how to read, understand, speak and write the Ìgbò language by Amarachi Attamah-Ugwu
Comprehensive Igbo Language: A Contemporary Guide For Beginners And Intermediate Learners by Elisha O. Ogbonna
Ugo Igbo Language Children's Dictionary by Ada Onwukeme
Onye Turu Ikoro waa ya eze by G.E. Igwe
Juo obinna by Tony Uchenna Ubesie
Ojaadili (Igbo Play) by Odunke Artists