ABOUT THE BOOKS
Explore Africa’s vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and remarkable people through Ayo Wilson’s Meet My Africa and Toronto to Lesotho. These books spark young readers’ curiosity and celebrate discovery, friendship, and the beauty of our diverse world.
MEET MY AFRICA
Welcome to Africa—a diverse, beautiful, and vast continent rich in cultures, languages, great minds, and incredible wildlife!
Hear the music, taste the food, see the sights, and meet the people. This engaging nonfiction journey invites readers to explore African countries big and small, discovering their vibrant arts and celebrations, notable figures, fascinating animals, and diverse landscapes. Featured characters share their cultures and identities, revealing the many beautiful ways we are both unique and connected.
Meet My Africa is a joyful, educational, and welcoming celebration of the continent. It has been recognized by the District School Board of Niagara’s Equity and Inclusive Education Department and included among its Black History Month educational resources.
MEET MY AFRICA
Welcome to Africa—a diverse, beautiful, and vast continent rich in cultures, languages, great minds, and incredible wildlife!
Hear the music, taste the food, see the sights, and meet the people. This engaging nonfiction journey invites readers to explore African countries big and small, discovering their vibrant arts and celebrations, notable figures, fascinating animals, and diverse landscapes. Featured characters share their cultures and identities, revealing the many beautiful ways we are both unique and connected.
Meet My Africa is a joyful, educational, and welcoming celebration of the continent. It has been recognized by the District School Board of Niagara’s Equity and Inclusive Education Department and included among its Black History Month educational resources.
TORONTO TO LESOTHO
Follow Mila on an unforgettable journey from the vibrant city of Toronto to the breathtaking mountain kingdom of Lesotho!
Filled with unexpected discoveries, new experiences, and budding friendships, Toronto to Lesotho offers young readers a glimpse into the richness and diversity of Africa. Through Mila’s adventure, the story celebrates culture, connection, and friendship across continents, encouraging children to embrace new places and the people they meet along the way.
Follow Mila on an unforgettable journey from the vibrant city of Toronto to the breathtaking mountain kingdom of Lesotho!
Filled with unexpected discoveries, new experiences, and budding friendships, Toronto to Lesotho offers young readers a glimpse into the richness and diversity of Africa. Through Mila’s adventure, the story celebrates culture, connection, and friendship across continents, encouraging children to embrace new places and the people they meet along the way.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ayo Wilson is a Nigerian-Canadian author, Early Childhood Educator, and Montessori teacher based in the Niagara Region, where she lives with her family. With over two decades of experience in early childhood education, Ayo has dedicated her career to nurturing young learners and creating environments where children feel seen, valued, and inspired to explore the world around them.
Her journey in education began in 2005 at the American International School in Bamako, Mali, where she also began her family life. These experiences shaped her deep understanding of the importance of identity, belonging, and representation in early learning.
Now proudly rooted in Canada, Ayo brings her cultural heritage and appreciation for Canada’s multicultural landscape into her work. She is committed to helping children develop understanding, respect, and appreciation for the diverse communities they belong to.
Ayo has worked across both private and public school systems, supporting children during their most formative years and helping to lay strong foundations for lifelong learning.
She is the author of two children’s books, Meet My Africa and Toronto to Lesotho. Through her books and school visits, Ayo engages students from kindergarten to Grade 6 in exploring the richness and diversity of African cultures. She encourages children of all backgrounds to share their cultures, embrace their identities, and learn from one another.
Ayo speaks Yoruba, English, French, and some Bambara. She enjoys spending quality time with her family, listening to music, and traveling. She remains committed to inspiring the next generation of learners and supporting educators and families in creating inclusive, culturally responsive environments.
Her journey in education began in 2005 at the American International School in Bamako, Mali, where she also began her family life. These experiences shaped her deep understanding of the importance of identity, belonging, and representation in early learning.
Now proudly rooted in Canada, Ayo brings her cultural heritage and appreciation for Canada’s multicultural landscape into her work. She is committed to helping children develop understanding, respect, and appreciation for the diverse communities they belong to.
Ayo has worked across both private and public school systems, supporting children during their most formative years and helping to lay strong foundations for lifelong learning.
She is the author of two children’s books, Meet My Africa and Toronto to Lesotho. Through her books and school visits, Ayo engages students from kindergarten to Grade 6 in exploring the richness and diversity of African cultures. She encourages children of all backgrounds to share their cultures, embrace their identities, and learn from one another.
Ayo speaks Yoruba, English, French, and some Bambara. She enjoys spending quality time with her family, listening to music, and traveling. She remains committed to inspiring the next generation of learners and supporting educators and families in creating inclusive, culturally responsive environments.
Reviews
You can also reach me on Instagram
