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 Through her collection of black dolls, Dinah Johnson imparts a poetic message of pride and self-esteem. Dolls are playthings. Dolls are keepsakes. Dolls are magical. In elegant poems and striking photographs, dolls from around the United States and as far away as the Caribbean, East Africa, West Africa, and South America are brought together in celebration of the human spirit. Dinah Johnson's
poems -- sometimes gentle and joyful, often bold and courageous
-- embrace the strength and imagination of many cultures. Eboni
and Kiani, Sonia and Retta, and over thirty other dolls in this
collection march proudly to their own voices and rhythms.
Children and doll lovers of all ages will find beauty and
inspiration in this extraordinary picture book. |
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