
We are in the process of animating Coota
and the Magic Quilt! Please check back often for updates on this exciting project!
These books positively impacts readers. In part, they encourage
people to avoid racial slurs when communicating with each other and learn the influence of our history. With a readability
level for middle school, adults who read the books also relate to its themes.
Throughout the series, Coota has encounters that help
him to understand his history and the significance of compassionate communications. There is a Teacher's Guide written by
an educator that helps with classroom use.
Places to Purchase, “Coota and the Magic Quilt” in the Boston area: Jamaicaway Books and Gifts, 676 Centre
St., Jamaica Plain The Tape Connection, Grove Hall, Dorchester World of Curls, 493A Blue Hill Ave.,
Dorchester Hair Focus, Inc., 860 Harrison Ave., Boston African American Meeting House, 46 Joy St., Boston Lawson’s
Barber Shop, 1979 Columbus Ave., Roxbury A Nubian Notion Gifts and Cards, Dudley Station, Roxbury The
Black Library Pushcart, Downtown Crossing, Boston National Center for Afro American Artists, 300 Walnut Ave., Roxbury
Barbara’s Bestsellers, South Station, Main Station (Train), Boston Turning Heads Barber Shop, 11 Roxbury
St., Roxbury
Out of State Locations: Hue-Man Bookstore,
2319 Frederick Douglas Blvd., New York, N.Y. 10027
Nubian Heritage, Inc. 2073 5th Ave., New York, N.Y. 10035
ISBN 0-9720404-0-4
The cost of the books, $13.95 and there is a Teacher’s Guide
for teaching preparation and is available for a separate price of $10.00. Coota and the Magic Quilt is also available in Spanish.
For further information call, (617) 238-2460
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