Diamond Can - Pilgrim, Rasheeda
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Are you struggling to find books with black characters? Do you want a book that has a Black girl with natural hair as the main character? This is the book for you! This heartfelt book was inspired by my own little sister. She has taught me so much and she has so many abilities. I struggled to find books with characters that looked like her, so I wrote one with her in mind. This book is uplifting, fun, and most importantly it amplifies Black girls! I wrote this book because our Black children deserve to see themselves in the books they read. Diamond Can was written as a love letter to black…mehr

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Are you struggling to find books with black characters? Do you want a book that has a Black girl with natural hair as the main character? This is the book for you! This heartfelt book was inspired by my own little sister. She has taught me so much and she has so many abilities. I struggled to find books with characters that looked like her, so I wrote one with her in mind. This book is uplifting, fun, and most importantly it amplifies Black girls! I wrote this book because our Black children deserve to see themselves in the books they read. Diamond Can was written as a love letter to black girls everywhere! I wrote this book to highlight and uplift children of color. Grab your copy of this beautifully illustrated diverse book for your favorite teacher or young reader; this magical story can inspire people of all ages. Diamond Can will be an amazing addition to your beautiful brown girl's library or book collection.
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Autorenporträt
Rasheeda Pilgrim is a New York state certified school administrator from Brooklyn, New York. As a child, Rasheeda loved to read and write stories. She dreamed of one day creating books of her own that others could read. Rasheeda was inspired to write this book she noticed her students had limited access to books with characters who looked like them. She hopes this book will be in hands of many little black girls and boys around the world. Her books were written to inspire and affirm children of color.