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Illustration by Hope Wheeler for text, Careful, Carefree by Kellie Magnus
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Illustration by Wayne Powell for text, I Can, We Can, by Claudette Carter
What do they all have in common? They are all done by Jamaican artists. They have all the qualities that illustrations for children should have which I wrote about in a previous blog. They are us! They are our lives. They were all produced by the Ministry of Education in Jamaica.
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Illustration by Marlo Scott for Can You See Them? Text by Suzanne Francis Brown
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