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Book Review of Stardust: A Journey to RememberSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Created by Garrett Brill Illustrated by Daniel Fleck Ages 5-10+ | 30 Pages Publisher: G-Link, LLC | ISBN-13: 9798988726418 What to Expect:  Fantasy, adventure, rhyming, facing challenges and overcoming obstacles. Originally a Kickstarter campaign, Stardust: A Journey to Remember follows a young adventurer named Naledi on a journey across universes and the infinity of time and space. Along the way, they face challenges and overcome obstacles to discover the person they were meant to become. In this book, author and poet Garrett Brill…

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Find out what’s on this month for families & kids in Adelaide – May Edition. From food festivals and sporting events to whale watching and history lessons, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this May in Adelaide.  The Autumn weather is perfect for getting outside and making the most of cooler days.  Head out and explore the city, travel to the hills or drive to one of our stunning winery regions.   Play & Go is your FREE family friendly guide to Adelaide and your favourite resource for finding events and activities the kids will love. We’ve highlighted our top…

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“I came across your book when I was pregnant with my daughter. I used your book for a post graduate project on bilingualism, for my personal life, and for my work supporting bilingual families, children in schools, and teachers. I have recommended your book, blog, YouTube channel, and other resources to everyone I have encountered on this path. Thanks so much for your hard work in this quest. Infinitely grateful, amigo.”

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In tonight’s edition: Dozens are killed in Kenya after a dam collapsed near the town of Mai Maihu, triggering an emergency order for all reservoirs to be inspected within a day. Also, Darfuri activist Niemat Ahmadi urges the UN Security Council to act on the “worst humanitarian crisis in our lifetime” in Sudan. And we meet Dennis Ombachi, a Kenyan rugby player-turned-Tik Tok sensation thanks to his cooking skills. 

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Held captive by his former security guards in an isolated wing of his house, the deposed president of Niger paces a bedroom with no direct daylight, cut off from the world and unable to talk to his lawyers, according to people with direct knowledge of the conditions of his detention.Nine months since he was toppled in one of the coups that have recently wracked West Africa, Mohamed Bazoum is lingering in detention with no end in sight. The military junta that deposed him is seeking to strip him of presidential immunity, paving the way for him to be prosecuted on…

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