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 s the owners of Knowledge   how things work.  reading exposes a   eading and literacy helps children   will expose them to ancient ancestors and
 Bookstore we welcome the   child to problem-solving techniques,   to develop their confidence, self-  current innovators who will serve as familial
 A Nu Narratives catalogue to our   and helps create a fully rounded   R efficacy  and  empathy  towards   role models to encourage them to strive for
 collaboration and continued exposure   person.   it is often said that through   their family members.  i know that children   excellence in any field they desire.
 of children to Black books  and authors.    books, readers are able to go on   who  are  exposed  at  an  early  age  to
 Why  encourage your  young  child   adventures without ever leaving the   positive,  self-affirming  ideas  and  images   Perhaps the most important concept
 to read?  reading promotes greater   comfort of their home.   Books with   of themselves will love and cherish their   our  children will  learn  while reading self-
 maturity, increases discipline and lays   Black individuals as the main characters   beautiful complexions,  body types and   affirming  literature  is  the  importance  of
 the basis for moral literacy.   reading   provide concrete examples of what   hair textures.   reading and literacy also   family and the role of responsibilities which
 sparks curiosity about people, places   they could aspire to become, helping   promotes self-introspection and idea   are expected of each family member.  Our
 and  things  and  also  satisfies  a  child’s   to visualize pathways to success,   development across a broad spectrum   noble ancestors have called the principle
 curiosity by providing explanations of   happiness, and health.  of inquiry.   the reading materials which   UBUNTU: I AM BECAUSE WE ARE.
      are available to children and their families
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