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One of my favorite parts of reading these book with my daughter is that now she wants to visit new places. Her eyes get to big when she learns about the holidays and games different cultures have.
Once again, Roman has written an excellent children's book in multicultural studies. In this case she writes about the African nation of Kenya, a former British colony where the influence is still seen in the currency and the national sport of cricket.
Some of the most common words such as those for mother and father spoken by children are given in the Maasai language. The reader is introduced to a few of the most popular foods, major attractions in Kenya and what children there do for fun. The f ...more
Some of the most common words such as those for mother and father spoken by children are given in the Maasai language. The reader is introduced to a few of the most popular foods, major attractions in Kenya and what children there do for fun. The f ...more
I love the "If You Were Me and Lived In..." series of books by Carole P. Roman. I am privileged to have almost the entire collection from around the world. This conglomerate of a review is for five more books in the series: Australia, Peru, Israel, Kenya, and Cuba.
As with all of her books from this series, she follows a general format which includes: city capital, name for parents, names for children, money used,foods eaten, places to visit, school name, holidays, and glossary of terms in the ba ...more
As with all of her books from this series, she follows a general format which includes: city capital, name for parents, names for children, money used,foods eaten, places to visit, school name, holidays, and glossary of terms in the ba ...more
