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M is for Melanin: A Celebration of the Black Child
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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M is for Melanin: A Celebration of the Black Child
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Tiffany Rose
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:40 | Dimensions(mm): Height 229,Width 231 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9781529062502
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Classifications | Dewey:421.1 |
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Pan Macmillan
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Imprint |
Macmillan Children's Books
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Publication Date |
29 October 2020 |
Publication Country |
United Kingdom
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Description
Be bold. Be fearless. BE YOU. M is for Melanin is an empowering alphabet book that teaches kids their ABC and celebrates black children. Each letter of the alphabet contains affirming, black-positive messages, from E is for Empowerment, to L is for Lead to W is for Worthy. This joyful book, written and illustrated by Tiffany Rose, teaches children their ABC and encourages all kids to love the skin they're in. M is for Melanin shining in every inch of your skin. Every shade, every hue. All beautiful and unique.
Author Biography
Tiffany Rose is a left-handed illustrator and author. She is currently living and working in Georgia in the USA. She's a lover of coffee, wanderlust, massive curly Afros, and children being their imaginative, quirky, free selves. She is a full-time teacher, part-time author-illustrator, and world traveler. Rose remembers what it was like as a brown child not seeing herself reflected in the books and characters she loved so dearly and has been inspired to create art and meaningful stories so that underrepresented children can see themselves in books. Pencil in hand, she's changing that percentage one illustration at a time.
Reviews"Contagiously upbeat, joyful, and positive, this artistic alphabet book is also a series of affirmations for young black children, who will beg to read it again and again." * Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review * "Rose's A-Z affirmation of black children sings with inclusivity and zest . . . A necessary, uplifting volume that celebrates 'black girl magic' and 'black boy joy'." * Publishers Weekly *
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