
Book Reviews On 54 African Books — One To Represent Each Country Of The Motherland
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Book Reviews On African Writers & Those Of The Diaspora \ud83d\udcda 2025 Challenge: Read One Book From Each Country In Africa. That’s 54 Books, 54 Authors, 54 Compelling Stories That Should Be Read Across The Globe.
I’m an award-winning children’s author, speaker, and community activist who believes stories are tools for healing, resilience, and joy. I share what I’ve learned to help readers, writers, and educators feel informed, inspired, and empowered.
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