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  • Genre:FICTION
  • SubGenre:General
  • Language:English
  • Pages:24
  • Hardcover ISBN:9781735096728

My Kufi and Me

by Enrica Sow

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Overview

What is your most prized possession? What do you wear that says the most about you? My Kufi and Me is a story about the relationship a boy has with his new kufi. Before you know his name, you learn something about him. He loves his kufi.  From the day the package arrived at his door, he and his kufi became inseparable. A transformation happened when he lowered it onto his head. Discover why his kufi is so important to him.

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What is your most prized possession? What do you wear that says the most about you? My Kufi and Me is a story about the relationship a boy has with his new kufi. Before you know his name, you learn something about him. From the day his package was delivered to his door, he and his kufi became inseparable. A transformation happened when he lowered it onto his head. Learn why his kufi meant so much to him.
About the author
Enrica Sow's passion for storytelling draws inspiration from watching her children grow, her decades long teaching career, living abroad, and simply observing children . Pack your bags and take a ride to some familiar and unfamiliar places in her books with characters that are very relatable.

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natalie 		Great book on self identity!! “My Kufi and Me” by Enrica Sow is a great book about self identity. It’s wonderful to see a book that my children can identify with and see themselves in. Representation matters! The main character is proud of his Kufi which shows he loves what it stands for and who he is. I’d recommend this book to anyone who wants to show their children or their classroom what self-esteem and positive self image looks like or those who want to promote respect and fairness for diversity. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Read more