Stories that help children find their voice.
Ngozi Elizabeth Mbonu writes children's books that spark imagination and build confidence. Cookiereads brings these stories to young readers across Toronto and beyond.
Ngozi Elizabeth Mbonu Bringing stories to life for young readers
Ngozi is a Toronto-based author and storyteller with a passion for creating engaging children's books that inspire imagination and teach meaningful lessons. Her works reflect her commitment to quality storytelling and her belief in the power of books to shape young minds.
Stories that celebrate growth, kindness, and discovery
Each Cookiereads book explores meaningful themes designed to help children understand themselves and the world around them with warmth and imagination.
Character growth
Stories like Molly the Best Behaved Student and Tatiana show children navigating challenges and discovering their own strength.
Confidence and self-expression
Shine empowers young readers to embrace their unique qualities and find their voice through engaging storytelling.
Curiosity and wonder
Just like the Birdies and Tick!Tick!Tick says the Clock! spark curiosity about the natural world and everyday discoveries.
Creative learning through art
Coloring for Kids combines creativity with learning, encouraging hands-on engagement and artistic expression.
Stories that resonate with families
Parents and educators share how Cookiereads books have sparked joy, curiosity, and imagination in young readers across Toronto and beyond.
Tatiana became my daughter's favorite bedtime story. She asks to read it every night and has started creating her own characters inspired by the book.
Jennifer Martinez
Parent, Toronto
Molly the Best Behaved Student is exactly what our classroom needed. The children connect with the characters and the lessons come across naturally without feeling preachy.
David Thompson
Grade 2 Teacher, Toronto Public School
The Tick Tick Tick says the Clock book made learning to tell time fun for my son. He actually wants to practice now instead of resisting it.
Aisha Patel
Parent, Toronto
Ngozi's storytelling has a gift for capturing what matters to young readers. The illustrations paired with her writing make these books stand out on our shelves.
Marcus Williams
Children's Librarian, Toronto Public Library
Just like the Birdies teaches kindness and acceptance in such a gentle way. My kids learned to appreciate differences while enjoying the story. We've recommended it to everyone.
Rachel Cohen
Parent and Educator, Toronto
As a fellow author, I admire how Ngozi crafts stories that entertain and teach simultaneously. Cookiereads is creating meaningful work for young readers in Canada.
Elena Vasquez
Children's Author
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