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On the day I was born

Author:	Deborah M Newton Chocolate; Melodye Rosales
Publisher:	New York : Scholastic, ©1995.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : Juvenile audience : English
Summary:	An African American family greets a new baby in the home with welcoming rituals that go back to tribal Africa. An African American family greets a new baby in the home with welcoming rituals that go back to tribal Africa. Members of an extended African American family celebrate with joy and pride the birth of a first-born son.
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