Africa ABC

Africa ABC - Paperback

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Africa ABC

Africa ABC - Paperback

by Gladys T. Kenfack
$25.63
Sale price  $25.63 Regular price 

Book Overview

K stands for Kilimanjaro. Featuring an amazing adventure through Africa, this alphabet book is perfect for all ages. Younger readers and toddlers are exposed to rich language, increased global awareness, and exciting exploration of the African culture and geography without the travel hassle. Older readers can truly appreciate the diversity as each spread reveals a new perspective on each country within the continent.

ISBN9780990875789
Author Gladys T. Kenfack
PublisherBalafun LLC
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedJune 2016
LanguageENG- English
Pages78
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Gladys T. Kenfack

When Gladys had her first son, she looked and looked . . . and looked for stories and pictures to share her African heritage with him. After a while, she resorted to writing short stories for him-in French. As an art and culture enthusiast, she then complemented the stories with illustrations so her son could see Africa through her lenses-the Africa she grew up in. Gladys grew up in Cameroon and then moved to the US for her college education. Gladys holds a BS in computer science from BYU and an MBA from Seattle University. In her professional career, Gladys spent a decade at Microsoft as an engineer and then as a marketing professional. Gladys' passion for social enterprise prompted her to then open a design studio in Cameroon. Her stories are fully illustrated by local artists; this is an opportunity to promote authentic art, illustrate more of her many stories, and create local jobs. Though she'll forever be an African Queen, Gladys now lives in (rainy) Seattle, WA, with her husband and two sons. When she is not designing or writing books, Gladys is creating food in her kitchen, dancing to the beat of drums, or singing. She is a classically trained soprano.

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