Bøger af Yolanda T Marshall

This humorous picture book follows siblings Olivia and Benjamin on their quest to eat what's inside the cookie tin. What do you think is in the cookie tin?

As Anne's birthday drew close, her friends prepared a soca party. Anne loves the sound of Caribbean soca music played on steel pans and West Africa's spicy jollof rice. Hence, her friends planned to celebrate her special day with a fusion of sounds and traditional dishes from Caribbean and African countries - a representation of their diverse yet comparable cultures. Anne was in for a real surprise.This book includes a Jollof Rice Recipe.

"Rose and Nicolas loved Caribbean sorrel drink so much, the siblings decided to create a sorrel stand with the assistance of their parents. Their 'Sweet Sorrel Stand' was a success!" -- Back cover.

Miles Away In The Caribbean is a poetically written story about a Canadian boy named Miles. In his magical spaceship, he visits Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago. Miles highlights magnificent landmarks and enjoyed his cultural adventures.

Rose and Nicolas loved their favourite Caribbean sorrel drink so much, the siblings decided to create a sorrel stand with the assistance of their parents. Their Sweet Sorrel Stand was a success in the neighbourhood. The main ingredient of the drink is the Roselle plant (Sorrel), a species of hibiscus that is native to West Africa. The red flower buds are boiled, strained, sweetened with sugar, with a touch of ginger, cinnamon, orange peel and cloves. Once cooled for a couple of hours or overnight, it is served with ice. It is known to be very rich in antioxidants. Traditionally, this drink is served during the Christmas holidays. On a hot summer day, it is a refreshing alternative to lemonade.

This was Kemans first experience of Torontos annual Caribbean Carnival. The excited 8 year old and his Mother enjoyed the rituals at the Caribbean celebration, such as picking a flag to wave, the Caribbean influenced foods, dancing, costumes and music. Keman is a young, Black Canadian child with Caribbean roots.

"Enter my dark room of flickering lights, Entertainment most suited for the eyesEyes so voiceless your lips express jealousyEnding conversations, competing quietlyNo noisesNo nuisancesNo Devils interruptingNo rowdy laughter of villainsCome into my havenCalm your mind of hidden murmuringClamour for serenity, wordlesslyConserve peace silentlyEscape flamboyancesEscape the imaginary world of free speechesEmphatic vocals keep their distanceEnter my world" Y. Marshall