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there's a right and a wrong way to tell the truth

and the world watch as the twin towers fall…

until a kind act by a stranger at a railroad station aided Howard in a time of need

Kita is more determined than ever to keep up appearances and make sure her family stays together-even if it means falling apart herself

the Emancipation Act of 1834 will come into effect

I Love the Skin I'm In Cover:Paperback there's a right and aRuby, a curious little girl, engages the reader in a wonderful dialogue with her mother. "I Love the Skin I'm In!", uniquely expresses rhythmic responses to curious questions about skin color. The book creates a beautiful rainbow of harmonious expressions of tolerance, self acceptance and love of oneself. It is a simplified way of explaining to children that regardless of skin color we are more alike than we are different.