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Edible For Kids: Let’s Go to Nigeria

 
 
 

This story appeared in the Spring 2024 issue with thanks to Barefoot Books, Concord MA.

BAREFOOT BOOKS is an award-winning, independent, women-owned and run children’s book publisher based in Concord, MA. Founded by two mothers in England in 1992, they are committed to creating visually captivating books that celebrate global awareness and diversity, spark curiosity and capture imaginations. barefootbooks.com

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