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The Truth about the Watermelon
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The Truth about the Watermelon

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"Watermelon Man comes from a foreign land to hydrate the people who would build a prosperous land." The Truth About The Watermelon tells the tale of a young girl, Genevieve, struggling with internalized stereotypes about watermelon. This fact of life story is written by authors Barbara Staten and Della N. Smith; and brought to life in Illustrations by artist Justin Metoyer Mullon.

This family oriented tale is infused with love, soulful words, vibrant imagery and questions about the impact of stereotypes. The Truth About the Watermelon is coupled with knowledge of heritage, culture and traditional foodways.

Accompanied by further reading resources. The Truth About the Watermelon shines light on our relationship with food, stereotypes and inter-generational healing for readers of all ages. Share this story with loved ones, read and learn, along with Genevieve and Mr. Beaux.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Food for the Soulful
Date
5 July 2024
Pages
32
ISBN
9798990254206

"Watermelon Man comes from a foreign land to hydrate the people who would build a prosperous land." The Truth About The Watermelon tells the tale of a young girl, Genevieve, struggling with internalized stereotypes about watermelon. This fact of life story is written by authors Barbara Staten and Della N. Smith; and brought to life in Illustrations by artist Justin Metoyer Mullon.

This family oriented tale is infused with love, soulful words, vibrant imagery and questions about the impact of stereotypes. The Truth About the Watermelon is coupled with knowledge of heritage, culture and traditional foodways.

Accompanied by further reading resources. The Truth About the Watermelon shines light on our relationship with food, stereotypes and inter-generational healing for readers of all ages. Share this story with loved ones, read and learn, along with Genevieve and Mr. Beaux.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Food for the Soulful
Date
5 July 2024
Pages
32
ISBN
9798990254206