Mama is Sweet by Sheila Bosire

Mama is Sweet tells the story of Tommy, a young boy who deeply loves his parents, especially his mother, whom he thinks is "as sweet as an orange." Tommy also possesses a strong adventurous streak and a great sense of curiosity.

On a visit to a local railway station, Tommy's curiosity gets the better of him when he tries to find out how long the train is. In this attempt, he gets separated from his family and becomes lost. The situation quickly becomes tricky and frightening because Tommy, unfortunately, does not know his real name or the names of his parents, making it difficult to seek help.

The story follows Tommy's emotional journey as he tries to find his way back, highlighting themes of safety, the critical importance of knowing personal details, and the strong bond of family love that ultimately guides him.