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Mother for Choco
By Keiko Kasza
A wonderful adoption story: a little chick named Choco can't
find any animal "just like" him...until he meets Mrs. Bear and
her three children, Piggy, Ally and Hippy. |
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All
the Colors of the Earth
By Sheila Hamanaka
A celebration of children who
come in "all the colors of the Earth." |
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Kente
Colors
By Deborah M. Newton Chocolate
A dazzling introduction to the
uses and beauty of Kente cloth. |
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My First Kwanza Book
By Deborah M. Newton Chocolate |
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Anansi
the Spider
By Gerald McDermott
McDermott tells stories set in many parts all over the
world. Anansi the spider is set in Ghana, Africa. It's the story
of a spider that was rescued from danger by his sons. He finds
a glowing globe and wants to give it to the son who saved him.
The only problem is, all of his sons saved him. What to do?
Anansi and other McDermott books are published by Harcourt
Brace, Penguin and Puffin Books. |
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Sam
and the Tigers
By Julius Lester
A reworking of the racist "Little Black Sambo." Sam is
a little boy who is the son of Sam and Sam. They live in a place
called Sam-sam-sa-mara, "where the animals and the people lived
and worked together like they didn't know they weren't supposed
to." Sam and Sam take little Sam shopping for school clothes.
Sam fancies the brightest colors; and his mom, Sam, shrugs and
gives up trying to steer him toward more subtle duds. |
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