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Edition : Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0688154719
ISBN-13: 978-0688154714
Ã¥ Å©±â : 27.8cm x 23cm
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From the Publisher
So Zuri Jackson introduces us to her best friend, Danitra Brown-- a truly remarkable girl, who only wears purple because she might be a princess, faces down bullies, rides her bike as if it had wings--and is definitely going to win the Nobel Prize one day.
Publishers Weekly
PW gave these poems about the friendship of two African American girls a starred review, saying, "Anyone who has a best friend can relate to this realistic but bubbly volume."
Children's Literature
This is a wonderful portrait of two little girls, Danitra and Zuri, and their friendship. They enjoy the fun of bike riding, jumping rope and sharing their personal lives. Danitra is bold and independent, but also caring and greatly admired by her best friend Zuri. Warm, soft illustrations by Cooper capture all the nuances of the poems. An ALA Notable Book and A Coretta Scott King Award Honor Book.
This is an original collection of poetry that tells of the friendship between two African-American girls, Danitra and Zuri. When Danitra tells Zuri that some day she will win the Nobel Prize, Zuri knows that she speaks the truth. When kids tease Zuri about her dark skin, her Mama says, "Next time honey, you just say/ The blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice." Copper's portraits of the girls are filled with wit and charm that reflect their personalities.
School Library Journal
A collection of 13 original poems that stand individually and also blend together to tell a story of feelings and friendship between two African-American girls. Grimes creatively uses the voice of Zuri Jackson to share tales of the girls' moments of admiration, pain, self-assurance, pride in their cultural heritage, sadness, disappointments, play, and their thoughts and feelings about future dreams and aspirations. Cooper's distinguished illustrations in warm dusty tones convey the feeling of closeness. The poignant text and lovely pictures are an excellent collaboration, resulting in a look at touching moments of friendship with universal appeal. |
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