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    Black History: A Dream I Had
    Black History: A Dream I Had
    Black History: A Dream I Had
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    Black History: A Dream I Had

    By DeJuan Cuffee

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    Black History: A Dream I Had is a spectacular poetry book for all ages, kids and grownups alike, that delivers the Black history experience in a fun, educational, engaging, and entertaining way.

    Each poem is written about a significant individual figure in Black history and is accompanied by a bright beautiful illustration of that person. Every poem is gracefully crafted with a hip-hop flow giving you a brief rundown on some of the individual's accomplishments, contributions, and achievements, just enough to leave the audience thirsty for more.

    For some this book will serve as a reminder of our history and the great achievements by these amazing people, for others it will be an introduction to these wonderful human beings, and for all it can be a great conversation piece, that entices you to dig deeper and find out more about each person discussed in this book.

    Dare to be entertained and enlightened.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateJan 2, 2020
    ISBN9781543994414
    Black History: A Dream I Had

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