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- Author: Naia Lewis
- Publisher: WALTERS WAY PUBLISHING
- ISBN-10: 1068527285
- ISBN-13: 9781068527289
- Format: 17.8 x 25.4 x 0.6 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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What would you do if your mother warned you? Would you listen or would you dare to do it anyway?
Sometimes, seeing is believing. Sometimes, you 'affi try it for real. Sometimes, those who know might warn us, but, who nuh hear must feel!
A mix of rhythm and patois to put the reggae into reading. Naia Lewis brings storytelling to life. Using rhyme, wordplay and repetition, children, friends and family can read along and join in on the joy.
As a qualified school teacher, Naia Lewis knows the value of writing stories that teach a valuable lesson in a fun and light-hearted way. As a woman from the Jamaican diaspora, Lewis writes children's stories that embrace the Caribbean culture using Jamaican patois and rhyme in a way that is accessible to early readers. This allows children from all different backgrounds to learn and understand the Caribbean language and culture in a fun and easy way.
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- Author: Naia Lewis
- Publisher: WALTERS WAY PUBLISHING
- ISBN-10: 1068527285
- ISBN-13: 9781068527289
- Format: 17.8 x 25.4 x 0.6 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
What would you do if your mother warned you? Would you listen or would you dare to do it anyway?
Sometimes, seeing is believing. Sometimes, you 'affi try it for real. Sometimes, those who know might warn us, but, who nuh hear must feel!
A mix of rhythm and patois to put the reggae into reading. Naia Lewis brings storytelling to life. Using rhyme, wordplay and repetition, children, friends and family can read along and join in on the joy.
As a qualified school teacher, Naia Lewis knows the value of writing stories that teach a valuable lesson in a fun and light-hearted way. As a woman from the Jamaican diaspora, Lewis writes children's stories that embrace the Caribbean culture using Jamaican patois and rhyme in a way that is accessible to early readers. This allows children from all different backgrounds to learn and understand the Caribbean language and culture in a fun and easy way.
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