Somali Pirates - A Black Children's Coloring Book

by Black Children's Coloring Books, Kyle Davis

Overview

Somali Pirates, A Black Children's Coloring Book brings attention to the Toxic Waste Dumping by Multinational Corporations in the Indian Ocean, which created the Somali Pirates.

These Coloring Books for African American Children feature Bold images and Creative captions designed to capture the imagination of black kids, as well as, nurture your child's creative abilities through the use of colors.

Black Lives Matter to All of Us, and especially for Our Children, where their Hopes, Lives and Futures depend on Us as Americans to Realize the True Intent of America's Constitution. Let's Make America Great and Repeal the 13th Amendment.

Black Children's Coloring Books are one of the best opportunities for quality engagement between parent and child.

All Black Children's Coloring Books feature 33+ single sided image scene pages.

We decided to republish "Black Children's Coloring Books" as a series collection to make these coloring books easier to find in one place.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798869108593
Publisher:	Tech Jobs America
Publication date:	01/03/2017
Series:	Black Children's Coloring Books
Edition description:	Large Print
Pages:	70
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.15(d)
Age Range:	4 - 8 Years

About the Author

Kyle Davis is the groundbreaking author of "How to Build a New Black Wall Street". This non-fiction, published in 2016, is the first of it's kind, as to addressing the black community with a non-documentary abstract that presents proven business practices and sample contracts: shareholder agreements & Nondisclsure Agreements, for example.At the same time of publishing "How to Build a New Black Wall Street", Kyle wanted to influence the Google Search Algorithm, that was presenting negative imagery of black children. With Kyle having experience in online advertising & SEO, he knew the only path was to flood Google's Search Algorithm with Meta-Data for black children and black children imagery. A flip on the idiom: cannot see the forest for the trees.Thereafter, Kyle started "Black Children's Coloring Books" to address the needs of black children for coloring books that feature black children, as well as, titling the books "Black Children's Coloring Book" so that black parents and parents of black children would be able to find coloring books designed for them.