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A-Z Inventors Who Look Like Me

 Author: Hazel Visaka Jay  Category: Black History, Elementary School, Inventions and Innovations, Upper Elementary  Publisher: Independently Published  Language: English  Reading Age: Elementary School, Upper Elementary  Illustrator: Cameron Wilson More Details  Amazon
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Children are shaped, influenced, and cultivated to believe things that are often times in misalignment with their genius. The assurance that they are the extension of African American inventors and are filled with talent, creativity, and passion is certain to help them build the confidence needed to discover, develop, and cultivate their strengths. Meet 22 trailblazing women and men who broke barriers of racism, oppression, and repression to improve the lives of future generations despite living and working conditions. A- Z Inventors Who Look Like Me is important, timely, and written in style that kids will enjoy. Through rhyme and colorful illustrations this book will inspire young readers to learn about their African American History, increase vocabulary and fluency, and unleash their tailor made purpose as they grow, explore, and begin to create for themselves.

A-Z Inventors Who Look Like Me
Written by Hazel Visaka Jay
Illustrated by Cameron Wilson

Source: Amazon.com, Independently Published

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