"The Naming of Femi's Brother" by Susan Reed is a heartfelt story that explores themes of family, identity, and cultural heritage. The narrative follows Femi, a young boy grappling with the impending birth of his little brother. As Femi navigates his excitement and nervousness, he embarks on a journey to find the perfect name for his sibling, reflecting on their family's traditions and the significance of names in their culture. Through charming illustrations and relatable experiences, the story emphasizes the bond between brothers and the richness of cultural identity, ultimately celebrating the joys and challenges of family life. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 1987 by George Ronald Publisher .

Susan Reed is a musician, storyteller and writer who believes that music and story have the power to broaden people's understanding of the world around them. She has also recorded the popular Barefoot titles If You're Happy and You Know It! and the upcoming title Over in the Meadow. Susan lives in Massachusetts, USA with her husband and three children. Rachel Oldfield graduated from Brighton University with a BA in Illustration. Her work illustrates her belief that pictures of a timeless and enchanting quality nurture the children of today, while helping them to retain an authentic experience of childhood. Rachel works as a children's muralist and decorative artist. She and her family live in South Gloucestershire.