Adam and Maya's Big African Adventure — Morocco
Join Adam and Maya, two curious and adventurous children from London, as they embark on an incredible journey across Africa, one country at a time!
In this exciting new episode, Adam and Maya land in Morocco, where their uncle Yassin and auntie Amina are waiting to show them everything this magical country has to offer. From the moment they arrive, the adventure begins!
They wander through the colourful, winding streets of the medina, discover the art of handmade crafts in a bustling souk, and learn to say their first words in Darija, the Moroccan Arabic spoken every day. They spend a night in a traditional Berber tent deep in the Sahara desert, eat tajine by firelight, and wake up to a warm bowl of harira soup as the sun rises over the dunes.
Along the way, they visit Al Quaraouiyine in Fès, the oldest university in the entire world, founded by a remarkable woman named Fatima al-Fihriya. They learn about the meaning behind the Moroccan flag, discover the country's many languages, and experience firsthand the legendary Moroccan hospitality, where guests are always welcomed with mint tea and an open heart.
Packed with culture, geography, gastronomy and history, this beautifully illustrated story introduces young readers to the richness and diversity of Africa in a fun, engaging and age-appropriate way.
Perfect for children aged 7 to 11 who love to explore, learn and dream big.
Part of the Adam and Maya's Big African Adventure series: 54 countries, 54 stories, one incredible continent.