Book Release + A Contest: Character Building for African Centered Scholars
Greetings,
The time has arrived! Character Building for African Centered Scholars is available both as a trade paperback and as an e-book! As you requested, I am running a CONTEST to give away some copies! The first 7 people to comment on this post will each receive a free e-copy of Character Building for African Centered Scholars. (If you are one of the lucky winners, please leave a review on Amazon!)
Even those who win copies may still want trade paperbacks too, so here is all of the info for where to snag your copies. (Also, you can check out the awesome Amazon previews!!!):
Character Building for African Centered Scholars, Grades 1 – 4
Character Building for African Centered Scholars, Grades 4 and Up
Again, thank you for your support, and I will be posting lots of great free resources for the semester soon, so be on the lookout!
Would you like to have a simple, fun, and interactive way to teach your children African centered moral and spiritual principles in a way where they can easily understand and apply them?
I am excited beyond words to announce that I have released a book series titled Character Building for African Centered Scholars. The first two books are for Grades 1 – 4 and Grades 4 and Up. The following books in this series will expand more in detail on the ideas covered in the main books or add to them.
In Character Building for African Centered Scholars, your students will learn character building principles from Ma’at, Iwa Pele, Nguzo Saba, the Adrinka Symbols , and more! The many sacrifices that we make to educate our children are for one reason and one reason only: to shape them into successful, critically thinking, and independent adults with good characters. Each book is fun, interactive, and written in a way where it serves as both a textbook and a workbook! I’m so thrilled and you will be too!
With Love,
Nikala Asante
nikalaasante
Nikala Asante is a mother, college student, martial artist, yoga lover, poet, painter, and vegan who enjoys sunlight, Africana studies, and working with children.
16 Comments
Sierra
Blessings, sis! Congrats on the book release!
jalilapoole@yahoo. com
How exciting! I can’t wait to read it !
Angela
Can’t wait to review and use with my children!
Raven Williams
I would love to receive a copy, please!
sonja
I love the concept of character building exercises just for our people. Especially those of us homeschooling or supplementing with am African centered curriculum. I have two children so I need to read both of the other books in your series. Peace to you and yours.
Shayla
Yay! I’m so excited!
Lori
Thank you for this much needed book.
Yaa
This would be a great (and much needed) book for our family. We are working with our homeschooled sons of character issues that are cropping up. We are an African centered family and would love to have guidance from a cultural perspective!
nikalaasante
Thank you all for your speedy replies! I have emailed all winners regarding selecting the grade level for your free e-copies! 🙂 Asante sana for visiting and please continue to share!
L. Diaz
Aww I’m too late for the contest. So excited about the book!
nikalaasante
Thank you, Lesley!
nikalaasante
Hi Lesley,
I am running another contest now where you can win a book. Check the most recent post!
Love and Light,
Nikala Asante
Mrskevawn
I’m sure I’m too late for a copy. I am excited for you. I just stumbled across your site today and am glad that I did!
nikalaasante
Hi Mrs. Kevawn,
I am running another contest now where you can win a book. Check the most recent post!
Love and Light,
Nikala Asante
askwhyvictoria
Awesome! Will you make the books available as e-books as well for purchase?
nikalaasante
Hi Victoria,
Yes, they are available as PDF e-books through Black Homeschool Mom. Thank you!
Love and Light,
Nikala Asante