The Kiskadee Queen

The Kiskadee Queen by Faustin Charles is a delightful collection of nursery rhymes that showcases the rich cultural tapestry of Caribbean, Indian, Afro-American, and African traditions. Published by Puffin in 1994, this new edition spans 32 pages and is presented in English. The book features soft, detailed illustrations that complement the rhythmic and melodic qualities of the verses, making it an engaging read for young audiences.
Readers will discover a joyous array of poetry that enhances children’s imaginations through its simplicity and musicality. The collection serves as an introduction to poetry for the young, inviting them to explore the beauty of language and storytelling. With its focus on diverse cultural expressions, The Kiskadee Queen offers a unique perspective that enriches the experience of nursery rhymes.
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A Joyous collections of Caribbean, Indian, Afro-American and African nursery rhymes. “Every child’s imagination will be enhanced by the simplicity and melody of the words and stories of the rhymes, not to mention the soft detailed illustrations…. a perfect introduction to poetry for the young” – Publishing News
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