Faith Squad
Modupe Oluseyi
for curious kids in Abuja
Book Buddies is a lending library for children. One monthly membership opens up a shelf of 100+ hand-picked books, and a fresh set comes to your door each time the last one comes home.
Not in Abuja yet? Tell us your city and we'll let you know when we arrive.


100+ books to choose from
Start with their age. You can always wander off into other shelves.
join, choose, read, return, repeat

Send us a message on WhatsApp. We'll answer your questions and get you set up.

Pay ₦20,000 for the month, or pay ahead for 6 or 12 months and save 20%.

Browse the library with your child and fill your book bag with what they want to read.

We bring the books to you in Abuja. Keep them for up to 14 days.

Hand the set back and the next one is on its way. No buying, no clutter, no reading slump.
Queens, warriors, bishops and activists from our own history, plus Nigerian authors writing for Nigerian children today.
Nothing gets a child reading like needing to know what happens next. These are the shelves that empty fastest.



Nikki's very honest diaries
18 books



Picnics, smugglers and Timmy the dog
4 books



Small sleuth, big cases
4 books



Thirteen storeys and counting
3 books



Enid Blyton's other gang
6 books



Little books for little hands
6 books
for big brothers and sisters
Turning 12 shouldn't mean leaving the club. Biographies, growing-up stories and books about becoming who you want to be.
5 books
mums and dads borrow too
The best way to raise a reader is to be one. A small shelf of grown-up favourites, right next to theirs.
8 books
more than a library

Every member gets a Reading Passport. Each book finished earns a stamp, stickers pile up, and slowly your child builds a reading identity that is entirely their own.
A stamp for every book finished. Kids love watching the pages fill.
Little rewards that make a big deal of reading.
How to turn pages, mark your place and look after a shared book.
Book clubs by age, review brunches, storytime and reading challenges.

“Create a place where children want to read. A home for books, imagination, friendship and discovery.”
Maris Chukwuma, Chief Reader
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