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1 Anthopology for Children
I am a senior in college, and an elementary education major with a minor in anthropology- when I found this book, I was estatic. Its beautiful photography is greatly complimented with Maya Angelou's flowing words. Humor, color, and the similarities with the Ndebele girl (Thandi, which means hope) are sure to attract children. They will learn that even though Thandi is across the world, all children share many similaries- a lesson that should be remembered, especially in modern times. I will definately use this in my classroom someday. Never have I seen such a great childrens book that is infused with anthropology and the study of a culture!

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2 Shows the pure heart of a child
I bought this book today and read it with my 10 year old niece. It has exceptionally beautiful photographs of the Ndebele people. It is a story that reminds us that the simple things in life are the most precious. Thandi tells the story of her people and family and her best friend, a chicken. She is a proud and pure hearted child that shares the culture of the Ndebele people with us. This is a lovely story that is a fun, educational, easy to read one that made me feel young at heart again. I'll be needing an additional copy to share with my grandaughter.

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3 Outstanding children's story!
As a reading tutor, I have enjoyed sharing this book with my 4th grade students. It examins the differences of people, our different cultures, and is a colorful and enchanting story. My kids, both boys and girls are facinated by this book, and we always continue a dialogue with it. The recognize the author, as one their parents respect, and enjoy talking about it and laughing about the silly chicken.We have talked about trying to paint houses with a chicken feather, and may jsut try to do this during black history month! I adore this book!

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A gangster assembled an engineer, a chemist, and a physicist.  He explained

that he was entering a horse in a race the following week and the three

assembled guys had the job of assuring that the gangster's horse would win.

They were to reconvene the day before the race to tell the gangster how they

each propose to ensure a win.  When they reconvened the gangster started with

the engineer:

	

Gangster: OK, Mr. engineer, what have you got?

Engineer: Well, I've invented a way to weave metallic threads into the saddle

	  blanket so that they will act as the plates of a battery and provide

	  electrical shock to the horse.

G:	  That's very good!  But let's hear from the chemist.

Chemist:  I've synthesized a powerful stimulant that disolves

	  into simple blood sugars after ten minutes and therefore

	  cannot be detected in post-race tests.

G:	  Excellent, excellent!  But I want to hear from the physicist before

	  I decide what to do.  Physicist?  

Physicist: Well, first consider a spherical horse in simple harmonic motion...





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