Bøger af Kimberly Reyes

Nihongo Numbers is the perfect introduction to the Japanese language. Created by language teacher Kimberly Reyes and edited by a team of Japanese Native Speakers, this coloring book introduces basic counting in Japanese. Each page features a number along with instructions for how to write it, as well as a practice space. On the opposite page there is a large symbol to color in. Features: An easy to follow pronunciation guide. Large coloring images help learning. Bonus Alphabet and Practice Pages.Who is for: Children ages 3 and up. Anyone who wants an introduction to the Japanese language. Specifications: Dimensions: 8.5 x 11 inches

Carefully crafted by early childhood educator and parent Kimberly Reyes, the Bilingual Kindergarten Coloring Book is designed to introduce little ones to the days of the week and the months of the year. With text in both English and Spanish it is educational for the whole family. Each page also features a fun fact about the origins of the name for the days of the week and months of the year. It's a great resource for the whole family! Helpful pronunciation guide provides learning for the whole family. Fun Facts give children context for the material.Promotes early reading and fine motor skills. Who is this coloring book for? Children ages 4 and up. Anyone who wants to learn a bit more about the world around them!Specifications: Dimensions: 8.5 x 11 inches

"Kimberly Reyes navigates the physical, hereditary, and liminal worlds between land, time, and memory. Reclaiming and examining space in San Francisco, Ireland, and the Atlantic Ocean, the author performs sâeance and autopsy of all we see and do not see, and all we have left behind"--

"This book is a dark, 21st-century fairytale set to music, short attentions spans, and long, shared familial memories. The narration takes place inside a Black, female body more attached to and comfortable with outside narratives, lyrics, stories, dreams, aspirational relationships, and images, than herself. Once she turns down the noise, she discovers boundaries, real and perceived, societal and self-imposed, and the horrific and wonderful things that can happen when they are breached"--