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It's been centuries since The Orisha--gods who once ruled over humanity and maintained peace- mysteriously disappeared from Ife. In their absence, military groups rose to fill the power vacuum and maintain order. One such group has come to be known as The Sarai. Masks of The Orisha is the story of three young adults; Gado, Ambu, and Towa, whose lives are drastically changed upon joining The Sarai--forcing them to question to what extent will they go to protect the people they love. In volume one of this saga, we follow our young protagonists as they prepare to complete their Sarai entrance exam. However, the trials that they encounter during this exam prove to be far beyond the realm of anything they were trained to handle…

Mori's Family Adventures features an African-American family traveling the world together in the most amazing way possible.In this adventure, the Godoy family travel to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil for some of the most exciting activities in the country. They visited Corcovado Mountain where the statue Christ the Redeemer stands. Christ the Redeemer is the seven wonders of the world. Next the Godoy's headed to Tijuca Forest which is the worlds largest urban tropical rainforest. They witness Hyacinth Macaw which is the largest parrot species and the lovely monkeys swinging on the trees. Lastly, the family enjoyed Copacabana Beach with its clear sands and refreshing water on the ocean. Mori's Family Adventures Rio readers get to witness Brazil from the perspective of a loving black family.

Black Sands continues with the latest saga of Ausar's journey. He leaves the safety of his home to venture across the seas where a war is about to break out between Sparta and Minoa. If that wasn't enough, there are also ancient beasts prowling about.

Black Sands is the most popular independent title in the black community nationwide and it is clear why. The story is about a young boy named Ausar whose life goal is to rule Kemet. This leads him on a quest across the war-torn lands of the ancient world.In this world, a power struggle is being fought between the last standing nations of men and ancient beings known only as gods who rule over them. Our heroes will not only be struggling with ancient deities, but also the intricate politics of society at the time. Whether it's ancient Greece, Sumer, Canaan, Kush, or Egypt, readers will deep dive in a culturally phenomenal tale. Kirkus says it is "A sure bet for young readers who may be cultivating interests in ancient history."It has been compared to young reader titles like Avatar, manga like Naruto, and many more. Black Sands is a title most black youth crave. It is no wonder it has been featured on Publisher's Weekly, CBR, Atlanta Blackstar, endorsed by the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and more.

Black Sands continues with the latest chapters in Ausar's journey. He leaves the safety of his home to venture across the seas where a war is about to break out between Sparta and Minoa. If that wasn't enough, there are also ancient beasts prowling about.In this world, a power struggle is being fought between the last standing nations of men and ancient beings known only as gods who rule over them. Our heroes will not only be struggling with ancient deities, but also the intricate politics of society at the time. Whether it's ancient Greece, Sumer, Canaan, Kush, or Egypt, readers will deep dive in a culturally phenomenal tale. Kirkus says it is "A sure bet for young readers who may be cultivating interests in ancient history."It has been compared to young reader titles like Avatar, manga like Naruto, and many more. Black Sands is a title most black youth crave. It is no wonder it has been featured on Publisher's Weekly, CBR, Atlanta Blackstar, endorsed by the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and more.

Based on the groundbreaking picture books "Mori's Family Adventures," the Culture Exchange series focuses on educating children on other cultures and challenging early readers. Learning international history has never been so fun!This book has a common core lesson plan and has been placed in schools across Alabama and Mississippi. Intended to be an educational book, it dives deeply into the history of Brazil while being narrated from the perspective of an African-american family. Educators and students a-like appreciate the in-between nature of the books design. It serves as a bridge between simpler early readers and full fledged textbooks. If you need something to help diversify your lesson plans, especially in public schools, you need Brazilian Culture Exchange by Black Sands Entertainment.