Whether your little one wants to know more about their cultural roots and ethnic origins, or they are simply curious about discovering this beautiful country, our African children’s book collection are here to help!
Childhood is all about discovering the world around us. There’s no such thing as being too young to explore different cultures and get accustomed to countries and people all over the globe. We believe that the key to an open-minded adult is a curious kid whose thirst for knowledge is met and encouraged using the right resources.
Our book on Zimbabwe is here to help provide caregivers with the right tool to introduce their little ones to the amazing world of African cultures. Using unique and child-appropriate characters that children can relate to, this kid’s book about diversity is here to lay the foundation of your child’s cultural knowledge.
Zimbabwe – A land of diamonds, platinum and gold
This African children’s book is all about discovering the incredible beauty of Zimbabwe. With the help of beautiful hand-drawn illustrations and child-friendly characters, this Zimbabwe book will introduce your child to this unique country. Your little one can know more about this country’s geography, traditions, communities, and language, and even learn a few phrases in the two most spoken languages: Shona and Ndbele!
Why is this book a must-have on your child’s bookshelf?
* Designed by experts in education
* Suitable for kids ages 5-7
* Child-friendly characters that kids can relate to
* Large pages that are easy to work with for kids
* Keeps kids engaged with a multitude of fun facts
* Provides support for learning more about Zimbabwe
* Great for discovering one’s roots and ethnic origins
* 68 pages with hand-drawn illustrations
* Excellent gift for boys and girls alike
* Paperback version
* Size: 20cm x 24.5cm x 0.5cm
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