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Based on the Rugrats Kwanzaa Special
It's a special time of year and Susie's family is celebrating Kwanzaa for the first time. Aunt T tells Susie that part of Kwanzaa is about honoring great people. But Susie doesn't feel like she's great, and it takes her Aunt T to remind her just how special she really is.
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The Rugrats' First Kwanzaa,
This review is from: The Rugrats' First Kwanzaa (Paperback)
The scenes in The Rugrats' First Kwanzaa are colorful; the colors are bright and entertaining. Also, the story emphasizes one of the most important themes of Kwanzaa, family being together. In addition, Aunt T teaches Susie that greatness come from inside- an inspirational message. Yet, the major of the scenes depict Christmas symbols, such as the tree and stockings. Moreover, the symbols of Kwanza are absent from the illustrations, except for a few pages. Even more so, the family lights the wrong candle at the karamu for umoja, it should be the black candle instead of the first red candle.
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My mentally retarded son loves the Rugrats and this book was a winner with him.
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