The Bramericand Drum
Autor Nia Leugue, Iza Cordeiroen Limba Engleză Paperback – 8 oct 2026
The magical drum travels across oceans and countries, from Brazil to Cameroon, from Jamaica to England. Everywhere it goes, it speaks the language, smells the food and searches for where it belongs. Aunty Elsie brings a world separated by oceans together to form one big family.
Four countries. Four cultures. One family. One unforgettable story.
For nine-year-old author Nia Leugue, Brazil, Cameroon, Jamaica and England are not separate identities to choose between. They are all part of who she is. Inspired by her own multicultural heritage, Nia brought them together in one special word: Bramericand.
At its heart, 'The Bramericand Drum' is a joyful celebration of multicultural identity, heritage, family and belonging. Through rhythm, adventure and a little magic, it encourages children to embrace every part of who they are and celebrates the richness that comes from belonging to more than one culture.
A vibrant and heartwarming story for children and families everywhere, The Bramericand Drum carries a powerful message: belonging doesn't have to mean choosing just one place. Sometimes, you can belong to them all.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781918992120
ISBN-10: 1918992126
Pagini: 46
Dimensiuni: 203 x 203 x 3 mm
Greutate: 0.14 kg
Editura: Conscious Dreams Publishing
ISBN-10: 1918992126
Pagini: 46
Dimensiuni: 203 x 203 x 3 mm
Greutate: 0.14 kg
Editura: Conscious Dreams Publishing
Notă biografică
Hi, I'm Nia, a 9-year-old with a passion for dancing, singing, photography and the saxophone. I love spending time outdoors in nature, especially in Zinho and Zinha's garden, where I enjoy learning how to look after plants and care for the environment.Music and celebrations are a big part of who I am, which is why I love Notting Hill Carnival. It is a place where all my cultures come together (Brazil, Jamaica, Cameroon and England).I also love spending time in the kitchen with my grannies, Mami and Zinha. We make a range of family favourites, including pastéis, pão de queijo, chinchin, ndole, jerk chicken and lemon drizzle cake. My big sister loves cooking too, and she teaches me how to make brigaderios. Cooking with my family is one of my favourite ways to bring my different cultures together.I speak French and Portuguese and am fluent in English. Growing up with a rich multicultural background has taught me to love every culture I belong to and to feel proud of who I am.