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This is a story of a young girl adventure in starting school with all the memory of a past birthday party as her father young princess. She remembers reciting the Nguzo Sabo, which are the principles of the African American Holiday Kwanzaa. She remembers her friends at the party, and the playing of the name game. It is a form of knowing famous historical black people to aid in the growth and development of her young mind. The adventure is part of a series of events to come from Makeba and her family such as starting school and education. She learns all about her roots in traditional form.

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This is a story of a young girl adventure in starting school with all the memory of a past birthday party as her father young princess. She remembers reciting the Nguzo Sabo, which are the principles of the African American Holiday Kwanzaa. She remembers her friends at the party, and the playing of the name game. It is a form of knowing famous historical black people to aid in the growth and development of her young mind. The adventure is part of a series of events to come from Makeba and her family such as starting school and education. She learns all about her roots in traditional form.

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The author, Anthony D. Amaker, is an African American raised in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, New York. He grew up during the height of the civil rights era and has taken a special forum to the causes of the African American struggles. He is now working on matters of self-esteem and development for Black children because they are truly our future. He has grown up with a strong mindset to foster ambition, goals, and self-worth in all the children that he encounters. He has been raised in a big family and believes highly in the process of family values. He hopes to spread s sense of joy with every book that's dedicated to the children of all ethnicity.