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African nursery rhyme

Aug 07, 2019 Teah Mogae

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Have you ever sang the head and shoulders song in a different language? Well, let me teach you the Setswana version... Tlhogo, magetla, nko le molomo, sehuba, letheka, mangole le menwana... (Head, shoulders, nose and mouth, chest, hips, knees and toes) There you go, now to practice the pronounciations...

We have published more e-books!!!!

Jun 30, 2019 Teah Mogae

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Getting ready for your African trip or safari is about to get a whole lot easier with our Savannah and Farm animal ebooks in setswana/tswana, zulu, ndebele, shona and swahili. Get your copy from Google Play or search for Losika Writes on the Google play search bar

Diverse languages

Jun 16, 2019 Teah Mogae

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When groups of people/languages/stories are omitted from books, we are taught that these people/languages/stories don't exist and aren't as important as those that are displayed. Losika Writes aims to change this, one book at a time. Everyone's story and language deserves to be heard Everyone should be able to find themselves in a book So spend that time reading with them and to them... Buckle up for the ride through all the universe and the many stories that lie within the pages of a book. Happy reading with @losikawrites

Mirrors and windows - the importance of diverse books

Apr 10, 2019 Teah Mogae

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Mirrors and windows - the importance of diverse books

Children's books can act like mirrors and windows. Mirrors in that they can reflect on children's own lives and windows as they give them a chance to learn about someone's life. This helps to reduce stereotypes and reduces fear of the "other" if they get to meet them and learn about them from an early age. Everyone deserves to see themselves and their language in books.

Our first Melbourne market!

Mar 24, 2019 Teah Mogae

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We ventured out into the Melbourne market scene and had our first one during the Victorian Cultural Diversity week 16-24 March 2019. We had a splendid time and cannot wait to venture to more Melbourne markets as we grow.