I really want kids to walk away with an increased sense of curiosity; I want them to want to learn and know more after having turned over the last page of one of my books.

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In short, losing her provided me with clarity of thought and action, plus fearlessness I’d never experienced prior to that type of pain.This is a really cute fractured version that shows Golidlocks helping Baby Bear in a whole new environment.

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It’s also a gift that the story will be shared; hopefully, it will help others avoid the mistake of trusting someone with a broken moral compass. com/099600162X and Auntie Nappy: Lessons From The Beautiful Life Patterns Made by Nefeterius Akeli McPherson Link: http://amzn. It is my hope that our first three titles and those to follow will serve as new staples in the realm of quality multicultural children's literature, and inspire children of all backgrounds to be enriched by the lessons, wisdom and principles of the Ghanaian culture and others,” said Pizzoli. The Ghanaian Goldilocksis a one-of-a-kind book that takes a fresh and clever approach to retelling a classic children's story. Her most recent book, “Jewels from Our Ancestors: A Book of African Proverbs,” is a collection of illustrated wise sayings from across the continent of Africa.By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. And children’s books are particularly powerful agents of change because the lessons and morals they impart reach not only the child but the adults who read to them as well. It’s refreshing, liberating and satisfying to do whatever the hell you want and think is a good idea—that’s the beauty of entrepreneurship.

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I chose Jamilla Okubo, a mixed-media artist, illustrator, and surface pattern designer with Kenyan, Caribbean, and Black American roots, to illustrate it. If she hadn’t scammed me, I would not have written the story and the forthcoming art would never exist. Pizzoli has also completed work on Fatou and The Kora, a magical narrative spun around a little girl with one leg in the material and spiritual worlds of Africa, listening to the spirits in plants and insects and communicating with her Kora. It is a great way to introduce rules and doing the right thing even when we just want to do what we want to do. Pizzoli’s tale, “Ghanaian Goldilocks” is the alias for Kofi, a precocious little boy with blonde hair baked by the Ghanaian sun, who is filled to the brim with mischief, wonder and unmistakable beauty.Even though the book is primarily aimed at children, I was drawn to how US-born Ghanaphile Dr Tamara Pizzoli (who lives in Italy) turned our idea of Goldilocks on its head by depicting the classic character as a Black boy from Ghana with a golden-tipped afro. Like the Goldilocks in the traditional tale, Kofi has been known to get into some trouble here and there, but it’s an unexpected visit to a neighbor’s house that teaches him a valuable lesson of a lifetime. Tamara Pizzoli pursues her creative passion to publish children’s books after an untimely loss taught her there’s no time to waste.