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Once again, The Brown Bookshelf is celebrating Black History Month with 28 Days Later: A Black History Month Celebration of Children's Literature.
The 2010 Poster for 28 Days Later is available for download.
Like most people, I believe that books by African American author are not just for February. For example, Marguerite Abouet (the first featured author): "Aya
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© Elizabeth Burns of A Chair, A Fireplace & A Tea Cozy
1 comment:
I really like the Aya books. My BFF was in the Peace Corps in Niger, and I had the chance to visit her, so reading them is doubly interesting.
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