Brazilian Culture Exchange - by Geiszel Godoy (Hardcover)

About the Book

Based on the groundbreaking picture books "Mori's Family Adventures," the Culture Exchange series focuses on educating children on other cultures and challenging early readers. Learning international history has never been so fun!

Book Synopsis

Mori and his family went on a fun journey to Rio de Janeiro.

They traveled many historical sites to learn about the rich history and culture of Brazil. This book offers readers valuable knowledge about the largest African Diaspora in the world, Brazil.

The Culture Exchange series focuses on educating children on different cultures and aims to challenge early readers.

Brazilian Culture Exchange makes learning so much fun. The family in this series have a high interest in traveling the world and their real world vacations come packed with in-depth knowledge about the regions they visit. Mori in particular is an excited kid who always wants to see new and interesting things, while his sister is more of a history buff.

In an age where fantasy is everywhere in children's literature, its nice to see normal families traveling the real world together, reinforcing family values, and showing a positive experience between parents and kids.

This book includes a 5th grade lesson plan on the culture and history of Brazil.

Review Quotes

Kirkus Reviews:
"A vivid and informative tale about Brazil for young readers."

Indie Reader Starred Review:
"A rich, immersive travelogue that delves beneath Brazil's vibrant surface to explore its complex cultural and historical fabric. Geiszel Godoy's Brazilian Cultural Exchange is an enjoyable read that educates as much as it entertains."

Victoria G., Educator:
"As a NYC public school teacher, Black Sands books are essential to the classroom because it finally gives us minorities a chance to be POWERFULLY represented in literature."

Ryan Will, Reedpop:
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