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Onyefulu,
Ifeoma.
WELCOME DEDE! : AN AFRICAN
NAMING CEREMONY
London : Frances Lincoln,
2003.
IL K-3
ISBN 0711219389
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In
parts of Africa, when a baby is born, it is not named for several days.
Each name means something special and tells about the person. In
this story, a new baby girl is surrounded by important people in her life
who decide what her name will be. |
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SUBJECTS:
Rites and ceremonies.
Birth customs.
Africa. |
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