Kaiden K. is in the 5th grade and loves books!  He loves them so much that he started a blog that encourages kids to read.  This week he added The Big Buna Bash to his list of multi-cultural books.
www.twilighters.org/big-buna-bash/?fbclid=IwAR2jgWhiQQw8hLXPiZpcI2turP0Al7F-ybyyN-mny0DbBBzKJKNiM2FnlVM

 The Big Buna Bash has been blessed with some great reviews from parenting blogs.  Here are a few of them:
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all-our-colors.com/multicultural-childrens-book-day/

booktrib.com/2020/02/building-bridges-with-coffee-in-the-big-buna-bash/?fbclid=IwAR1dlpdWHRo3wEO6QwltNnprXIJryBrChDHBdCSeesbmopy9VDXvTWQtKc0
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www.justabxmom.com/2020/02/24/february-bookshelf/

purposefulmommy.com/big-buna-bash/

https://parentinghealthy.com/the-big-buna-bash-childrens-book-celebrates-an-ethiopian-tradition/

www.instagram.com/p/B9Va8daAWxp/

https://www.instagram.com/p/B8iVEn0gxKm/

christyscozycorners.com/2020/02/buna-bash-childrens-book-Arnold//

It is with a grateful heart that I say this!  After two weeks of pneumonia, I got back on my feet only a couple days before The Big Buna Bash Launch Party at Letena Restaurant.

That same week we did two more book events at Potter's House and Ethiopic Restaurant.

After event week, I appeared at two story times; one at East City Bookstore in D.C. and the other at Loyalty Bookstore in Silver Spring, Maryland.​

​I met SO many lovely people and want to thank the D.C. area Ethiopian community for their generous welcome!