Racist

Racist

Journey to Senegal (Album)
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Customer Review

Very disappointed by receiving the book to discover that the images on the inside of the book are so different from that of the cover. I never dare to show this book to my class CP! The images are very stereotyped, big lips on a page, thin clown smile on the other. What a disappointment ...

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