Benjamin Zephaniah A Profile - Black Stars

Verna Wilkins

Paperback (04 Sep 2008)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Growing up poor and on the move, Benjamin Zephaniah didn't tap into his true potential until he had sunk into the depths of despair. His way with words, his mother's love and his strong sense of community helped him to overcome the obstacles in his path. The moving story of a man who informs and amuses people all over the world with his love of life and his rapping rhythms. Includes excerpts of Benjamin's poetry.

About the Publisher

Tamarind Books

Tamarind Books was founded by Verna Wilkins in 1987. Verna's mission was to redress the balance in publishing by giving a high positive profile to children from ethnic minorities and those with disabilities. This is done unselfconsciously with engaging and enjoyable stories and stunning illustrations. All Tamarind stories, including the biographies, offer positive role models for success. Many of the books feature on the National Curriculum and on children's television. Tamarind titles have also been chosen among the Children's Books of the Year. The company has won many awards for its contribution to children's literature. Most recently Tamarind won the Decibel Award for Cultural Diversity at the British Book Industry Awards 2008. With 20 groundbreaking years behind us, Tamarind is looking forward to growing its list and reaching children across the globe.

ISBN:	9781848530027
Publisher:	RHCP
Imprint:	Tamarind Books
Pub date:	04 Sep 2008
DEWEY:	821.914
DEWEY edition:	22
Language:	English
Number of pages:	44
Weight:	112g
Height:	210mm
Width:	153mm
Spine width:	5mm