Zola's Crown: Stories of African Queens - Couverture rigide

Jenkins, Christina

Couverture rigide

ISBN 13 : 9798994338100

Editeur : Royal Roots Publishing, 2025

Synopsis

Zola is a thoughtful twelve-year-old girl who loves learning, asking questions, and understanding where she comes from. When a school assignment introduces her to powerful African queens from history, Zola begins a journey that changes the way she sees herself. As she reads about courageous women who ruled kingdoms, protected their people, and led with wisdom and strength, Zola starts to recognize pieces of herself in their stories. These queens were not perfect or magical. They were real women who stood firm in their purpose, honored their heritage, and carried responsibility with grace. Their lives remind Zola that leadership comes in many forms and that strength can be quiet, steady, and deeply rooted. Through research, reflection, and imagination, Zola connects the lessons of the past to her own life. She learns that her voice matters, that her body is worthy, and that confidence grows when you understand your history. Each story Zola encounters helps her build a sense of pride and belonging, shaping how she moves through the world and how she sees her own potential. At home, at school, and in moments of quiet self-reflection, Zola begins to claim her identity with assurance. The crown she comes to wear is not about royalty or fantasy. It is a symbol of self-acceptance, legacy, and knowing who you are. It represents the strength passed down through generations and the confidence that comes from standing in your truth. Zola's Crown: Stories of African Queens is a beautifully affirming picture book that celebrates African history, Black girlhood, and the power of self-knowledge. Written with warmth and intention, this story invites young readers to honor the past, embrace who they are, and recognize the crowns they already carry within themselves. Perfect for families, classrooms, and libraries, this book encourages meaningful conversations about heritage, confidence, and the many ways strength can look and feel.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Christina Jenkins writes stories that help children understand the world with honesty, care, and courage. A proud graduate of Clark Atlanta University and Mercer University, she has spent many years as a math teacher, committed to helping young people see their brilliance and ask thoughtful questions about the world around them.She is passionate about telling stories rooted in Black history and lived experience, showing how everyday moments can carry deep meaning. Christina believes children deserve stories that respect their intelligence and help them recognize fairness, truth, and hope.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Royal Roots Publishing
• Date d'édition: 2025
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798994338100
• Reliure: Relié
• Nombre de pages: 70
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
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