Introduces the basics of Rastafarianism through the eyes of a child of living in Brooklyn after his parents emigrated from Jamaica where the religion began in 1930.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
A little culturally skewed,
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This review is from: I Am a Rastafarian (Religions of the World (Rosen)) (Library Binding)
Although the book does present some relevant material in a very accessible way for the young reader, it is obvious that it is written from an "outsider's" perspective. Even the pronunciation presented in the text is off. Nonetheless, accessible literature for young readers on this way of life is quite limited, so I appreciate the effort.
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