“Caribbean Children Should See Themselves Reflected In What They Read” Says Author

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It is important that when children in the Caribbean read a book, they can see themselves in it sometimes. How many kids can name a Caribbean author?

According to Rastamouse author, Michael De Souza ‘Children Should See Themselves Reflected In What They Read’. De Sousa began writing his book in 1999 after realized there was a need for the Caribbean language and Caribbean voice to be heard.

In a recent interview with Ras Jahson, Michael De Souza, talked about the need for diversity in Children’s Literature, his new venture and why Patwa should be taken seriously as a language.

Kwame Samuels

Kwame Samuels was born and raised in Negril Jamaica. He currently resides in Toronto Canada where he works fulltime in the field of market research. Kwame is a avid soccer fan and listen to Roots Reggae everyday

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