Author

PHYLLIS ASIBOR

"Turn on your Light. Darkness will disappear. Jesus is our light."

Phyllis is a mother of two and a professional career lady in corporate America. She holds two degrees one in insurance, and a second in nursing. She is a certified registered nurse case manager.

Her love for teaching, fantasies, movies, and storytelling motivated her to begin a journey of book writing. Lost Heritage: Royals in Slave Clothes is her debut fiction novel. She also writes children’s stories intertwined with early childhood lessons for life that are inspired by the educational curriculum. Yzada’s World- an educational series is her debut children’s books series. Her storytelling talent makes learning facts fun and interesting, to young children.

Imprints Bananaleaf Press LLC

Author's books

Lost Heritage: Royals in Slave Clothes

$9.99$28.99

Age-old African customs, ancient traditions, the slave trade, and unusual circumstances have forced Oba Ookpala, the King of 19th century West African Benoni-Obadom, to live life without his faith in God, his beloved Queen Iredia, and their children. It is the era of the slave trade in Africa. We have a missing prince and a lost pregnant queen. A Portuguese pirate is on the prowl. The royal lineage is in jeopardy. Will the lost Queen and the missing heir be found? Find out in Lost Heritage: Royals in Slave clothes.

Yzada’s World: I Want A Maid Too!

$7.99$23.99

Yzada’s World is about Yzada, a six-year-old girl. Her questions usually go back and forth between her parents and her teacher. She learns about the world from answers to her questions. Yzada’s dad waits on her pregnant mom. She believes he is her maid and wants him to be her maid too. She has a plan to make him wait on her. In the process, she learns about pregnancy.

Yzada’s World: Mama’s Milk!

$7.99$23.99

Mama’s Milk is book two in the Yzada’s World series. It is an educational storybook for kids. It is about a kid’s understanding of a function of the human body as it pertains to milk production in adult females. It captures a six-year-old child’s new experience with alternate milk sources. Yzada is scared her mom may have turned into a cow. She processes a child’s emotions as she learns something new about milk origins.