Books by Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede

Please readers tread gently here! These are poems to be sipped, slowly. They are iridescent as hummingbirds at the feeder...deep rewarding draughts of nectar. 

Help me! I want to quote the entire book!

What greater praise can a poet give saying she wishes she wrote these poems? Bravo, Elizabeth Ogunmodede!

~Ruth Housman, poet and author,

Author of My Father’s Branch.

Ladder to the Top is a spectacular debut story for the young Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede. She not only tells an interesting tale but also effortlessly weaves morals and ethics through it as a warning for teens. The message is loud, clear, and important; do not lose your way and look toward your future continually. The story is one that includes universal themes that all teens, all around the globe, would benefit from reading. This book is a wonderful view into the life of the modern high schooler. Miss Ogunmodede has proven herself a strong spirit who will surely entertain readers with her words and message for years to come.

~Abigail Wild, MFA Bestselling Author of The Art of Drowning. (Cable Creek Publishing 2021) & newly published Author of Calliope's Collection of Mystical Mayhem (Wild Ink Publishing 2022)

In her second book, Teen Author Ogunmodede continues with her advocacy for morals and transverses most of the gamut of distractions that plague everyday teenagers and stop them from reaching their best. Some are happenstance; some are self-inflicted while some are generally reflective of wider problems that afflict teenagers in resource-rich but underdeveloped countries.

The volume shows that the teenage years is a precarious one and the ills affecting teens have not changed through the century. Ogunmodede's sympathies are clear. Her desirability of education as a success pathway rings loudly.

~Sanmi Ojo,

Writer, Educator, and Photographer

Lessons from Grandma is a mix of didactic bedtime stories, while they are meant to instill morals in the young, they also provide a mirror through which adults can examine life and its values.

We all were once children, we all know what it means to be a child and we all know that the best way to make every child the future leader they ought to be is to make their academic learning foundation easy and fun.

That is why Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede has put together these lovely poems and rhymes for your precious Princes and Princesses.

I Love To Go To School is a lovely, colorful elementary poetry school book made to help your children read fluently.