The Country Cloth Kids was created to celebrate Liberian children, culture, and imagination through stories that inspire curiosity, kindness, and belonging.

Founded by Liberian diaspora educator and author Onike Sherman, the series introduces children in Liberia and around the world to the country's rich traditions, history, and everyday life through authentic, beautifully illustrated adventures.

More than a collection of books, The Country Cloth Kids is a growing creative and educational world—bringing together stories, learning experiences, cultural exploration, and characters children can grow with.

Our Cloth. Our Stories. Our Future.

About The Country Cloth Kids

Two young girls in traditional African clothing sitting on a woven mat under a large tree, reading a book together. In the background, a sunset over a riverside village with houses and palm trees, and a sign that reads 'Monrovia Liberia Our Cloth. Our Stories. Our Future.'

Bring The Country Cloth Kids to Your Community

Interested in bringing The Country Cloth Kids to your school, library, cultural organization, or community event? Use the form to inquire about author visits, read-alouds, cultural experiences, educational programs, and collaborations.