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    Fanci Dancy Visits Her Japanese Tomadachi: Konnichiwa, Tomadachi! (Hello, Friend!)
    Fanci Dancy Visits Her Japanese Tomadachi: Konnichiwa, Tomadachi! (Hello, Friend!)
    Fanci Dancy Visits Her Japanese Tomadachi: Konnichiwa, Tomadachi! (Hello, Friend!)
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    Fanci Dancy Visits Her Japanese Tomadachi: Konnichiwa, Tomadachi! (Hello, Friend!)

    By Frances Swayzer Conley Ed.D.

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    Fanci Dancy Visits Her Japanese Tomadachi is the second in a series of childrens books by Dr. Frances Swayzer Conley. This book, like its predecessor So What If Amy Cant Hear?, extends the ideal of intercultural communication and cooperation. It focuses on the open-mindedness that Fanci, the central character, typically displays with her peers. This young girl and her friend show the ease and innocence with which they are willing to dissolve barriers and to expand their horizons. In a relaxed afternoon setting, Fanci and Sashi are happy that their families have come together for what promises to be a long-term journey of sharing, learning, and growing. Perhaps without even being aware of the high-sounding expression, Fanci and Sashi follow their hearts along the path of multiculturalism.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateApr 25, 2014
    ISBN9781466988415
    Fanci Dancy Visits Her Japanese Tomadachi: Konnichiwa, Tomadachi! (Hello, Friend!)
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    Frances Swayzer Conley Ed.D.

    Dr. Frances Swayzer Conley frames this delightful story in the context of a neighborhood visit. Her faith in the candid optimism of children finds its voice in the friendship of two little girls. This book extends the author’s mantra of tolerance and understanding.

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