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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Apples for Zebras
A copy of Prairie Alphabet by Jo Bannatyne-Cugnet in 1999, shown to Nicci Earle during a visit to a friend at Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada, gave birth to the thought that her home country of South Africa needed a similar … Continue reading →
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Tagged APPLES for ZEBRAS - a South African alphabet, Frederick Malleson, Human Resources Research Council, Justin Barnes - B&M Analysts, Nicci Earle-Malleson - author, Prairie Alphabet, Sheila Maling - illustrator artist, Social Work in Social Change - Nicci Earle
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