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Christmas and Kwanzaa are right around the corner and Willimena is usually excited about her favorite time of the year. There are fun decorations, yummy food, the seven principles of Kwanzaa and, of course, gifts for both holidays.
But this year, no one feels much like celebrating. Aunt Laura lost her job and Dad and Mom say that big changes are coming for the family--changes that mean Willie may not get that bike she wanted.
Willie thinks she has it bad until she sees how these big changes are affecting her cousin Teddy. He's usually nice, friendly, and greets Willie with a grin. But lately, he's sad, mad, and downright rude.He doesn't seem to want to celebrate the holidays at all, and nothing Willie does to cheer him up is working.
Christmas and Kwanzaa are supposed to be joyful, but this year is turning out to be the worst. Can Willie find a way to bring "happy" back to the holidays?
- 75+ Multicultural Children's Books To Make Your Season Bright
During this season of giving, Just Us Books and Marimba Books are happy to share our list of some wonderful multicultural children’s books that we are certain will help make your season bright. There are more than 75 books here including a number published...
- Happy Kwanzaa—the 7th Principle Is Imani—faith
The 7th principle of Kwanzaa is Imani (ee-MAH-nee) Faith—to believe with all our hearts in our parents, our teachers, our leaders, our people, and the righteousness and victory of our struggle. The 7 principles of Kwanzaa are the foundation of Kids'...
- Share Kwanzaa With Just Us Books
Join Just Us Books for Kwanzaa activities this Saturday, December 22, 2012, noon until 5PM at NJPAC in Newark. We have a great selection of children's books for reading and sharing all year long! http://justusbooksonlinestore.com/ ...
- Author Angela Shelf Medearis
ANGELA SHELF MEDEARIS was born in Virginia. Her family moved often, though, because her father was in the Air force. She says that each new place, "I knew there would always be a library, a friendly librarian, and my favorite book there to meet...
- A Note Of Thanks
There are so many people who have helped us over the years. We thank our parents, Wade Hudson, Sr. and Lurline Hudson, and Hayes and Lillian Willis for providing a firm foundation that made it easier for us to embark on this journey. It is a foundation...
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Now Available for Christmas and Kwanzaa--Willimena Rules! by Valerie Wilson Wesley
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But this year, no one feels much like celebrating. Aunt Laura lost her job and Dad and Mom say that big changes are coming for the family--changes that mean Willie may not get that bike she wanted.
Willie thinks she has it bad until she sees how these big changes are affecting her cousin Teddy. He's usually nice, friendly, and greets Willie with a grin. But lately, he's sad, mad, and downright rude.He doesn't seem to want to celebrate the holidays at all, and nothing Willie does to cheer him up is working.
Christmas and Kwanzaa are supposed to be joyful, but this year is turning out to be the worst. Can Willie find a way to bring "happy" back to the holidays?
- 75+ Multicultural Children's Books To Make Your Season Bright
During this season of giving, Just Us Books and Marimba Books are happy to share our list of some wonderful multicultural children’s books that we are certain will help make your season bright. There are more than 75 books here including a number published...
- Happy Kwanzaa—the 7th Principle Is Imani—faith
The 7th principle of Kwanzaa is Imani (ee-MAH-nee) Faith—to believe with all our hearts in our parents, our teachers, our leaders, our people, and the righteousness and victory of our struggle. The 7 principles of Kwanzaa are the foundation of Kids'...
- Share Kwanzaa With Just Us Books
Join Just Us Books for Kwanzaa activities this Saturday, December 22, 2012, noon until 5PM at NJPAC in Newark. We have a great selection of children's books for reading and sharing all year long! http://justusbooksonlinestore.com/ ...
- Author Angela Shelf Medearis
ANGELA SHELF MEDEARIS was born in Virginia. Her family moved often, though, because her father was in the Air force. She says that each new place, "I knew there would always be a library, a friendly librarian, and my favorite book there to meet...
- A Note Of Thanks
There are so many people who have helped us over the years. We thank our parents, Wade Hudson, Sr. and Lurline Hudson, and Hayes and Lillian Willis for providing a firm foundation that made it easier for us to embark on this journey. It is a foundation...