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Reina Learns About Haiti: Adventure around the world By Sheila C. Duperrier Illustrated by K.K.P. Dananjali In Reina Learns About Haiti, young Reina embarks on a heartwarming and educational journey with her beloved grandfather to explore his homeland—Haiti. Through vibrant illustrations and poetic storytelling, Reina travels across the country’s ten departments, discovering Haiti’s natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical treasures. From the majestic Citadelle Laferrière to the bustling Iron Market and the breathtaking waterfalls of Saut-d’Eau, each page offers a window into Haiti’s diverse landscapes and traditions. Along the way, Reina learns Haitian proverbs, enjoys riddles and folk tales by the fire, and tastes delicious local foods like fried plantains, mangoes, and tonmtonm. The book gently weaves together geography, history, and culture, offering readers fun facts in both English and Haitian Creole. This beautifully told adventure celebrates family bonds, national pride, and the joy of learning through travel. Reina Learns About Haiti is a delightful and informative children’s book that brings Haiti to life through the eyes of a curious and joyful young girl. Author Sheila C. Duperrier has crafted a story that balances educational value with a sense of wonder, making it perfect for classroom reading or bedtime exploration. The book’s lyrical rhymes and colorful illustrations by K.K.P. Dananjali makes each scene engaging and easy to follow for young readers. It’s a wonderful introduction to Haitian geography and culture, filled with meaningful details that spark curiosity—like how Haiti got its name or the story behind the turtle-shaped Tortuga Island. What makes this book stand out is its celebration of heritage and family. Reina’s relationship with her grandfather adds warmth and emotional depth, reinforcing the importance of learning from elders and being proud of one’s roots. It’s not just a book about travel—it’s a journey of connection, identity, and joy. This book is ideal for ages 5–10, and would be a valuable addition to libraries, multicultural curriculum units, and any child’s bookshelf. Whether you're from Haiti or just eager to learn about a beautiful Caribbean country, Reina Learns About Haiti is a charming guide for young adventurers. Other books in the Reina Series:
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