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I Am Eyes, Ni Macho

par Leila Ward

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An African child wakes to the morning marvels of her native land.

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This realistic and softly beautiful book takes readers on a morning journey in Kenya, viewed through the eyes of a young girl. As she describes what she sees, it is clear that the beauty and wonderment of the animals and nature that surround her help her develop a sense of awe and appreciation for her home.

Ages: 3-8
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aleida7 | Mar 12, 2018 |

discusses the differnt things that would be see in africa by an african child. Discusses the animals that are see in Africa
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TUCC | Jan 11, 2017 |

A Kenyan girl wakes up one morning and observes all the beautiful things she sees. Not a book I would read to my class. I did not enjoy it. (

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rhigginbotham | Nov 23, 2014 |

This book talks about everything you can see with your eyes. A good game to play before reading this book would be I Spy. It has good pictures with all different kinds of things in them. It also is told my anAfrican American girl.

baphilipson | Nov 20, 2008 |

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