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- Titolo
- Two Countries, One Me - What Is My Name?
- Autore
- Yiadom, Bridget
- Editore
- Bridget Yaa Publishing House
- Anno di pubblicazione
- 2021
- Condizione
- As New
- Rilegatura
- Brossura
- Lingua
- inglese
- ISBN 10
- 1838204334
- ISBN 13
- 9781838204334
- Disegnatore
- Khan, Amir
- Serie
- Libro 2 di 2: Two Countries, One Me
Two Countries, One Me - A Multicultural Children's Book Series
What Is My Name? (Book 2)
KJ is spending time with Grandma and Nanna whilst his parents are away for the week. He is intrigued by a picture of a little baby with his mum and dad. The question of “What Is My Name?” comes up when KJ learns that the photo was the day of his naming ceremony. In this story, Grandma and Nanna explain KJ’s Nigerian and Ghanaian names whilst helping KJ understand the decision and thought process behind each given name. “What Is My Name?” is written to help kids and others understand the cultural significance that having an African or multicultural name has on the child and their families identity. The power a child gets from calling or hearing an African name is an upliftment of self-esteem and confidence. Such names help to reaffirm the richness of a child’s heritage and the cultural diversity that surrounds them.
Remember to grab a copy of book #1 “Where Am I From?” and continue to keep a look out for what KJ learns next in the ‘Two Countries, One Me’ book series!
Subscribe and download free colouring pages at bio.site/bridgetyaaenterprise
What Is My Name? (Book 2)
KJ is spending time with Grandma and Nanna whilst his parents are away for the week. He is intrigued by a picture of a little baby with his mum and dad. The question of “What Is My Name?” comes up when KJ learns that the photo was the day of his naming ceremony. In this story, Grandma and Nanna explain KJ’s Nigerian and Ghanaian names whilst helping KJ understand the decision and thought process behind each given name. “What Is My Name?” is written to help kids and others understand the cultural significance that having an African or multicultural name has on the child and their families identity. The power a child gets from calling or hearing an African name is an upliftment of self-esteem and confidence. Such names help to reaffirm the richness of a child’s heritage and the cultural diversity that surrounds them.
Remember to grab a copy of book #1 “Where Am I From?” and continue to keep a look out for what KJ learns next in the ‘Two Countries, One Me’ book series!
Subscribe and download free colouring pages at bio.site/bridgetyaaenterprise
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