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Arame Richardson

Hello, I’m Arame Richardson. I’m an educator, author, and cultural enthusiast originally from Dakar, Senegal and now based in Baltimore. My passion is helping students grow through education, storytelling, and cultural exploration. Through my work in teaching and writing, I strive to inspire others to embrace learning, identity, and global connection.

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  • Cultural Enthusiast – Arame’s love for exploring different cultures through travel and her writing.
  • Dedicated Educator – Her long-standing commitment to teaching in the Baltimore City Public School System and District of Columbia Public Schools
  • Lifelong Learner – Her pursuit of higher education, including a bachelor’s degree and currently a master’s degree.
  • Passionate Writer – Her interest in writing about culture, immigration, and poetry
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LATEST REPRINT!

Don' t miss your opportunity to pick up this Re-Printed Page Turner!

Captivated by its vibrant cover inspired by African boats, this book offers a delightful variety of short, engaging poems perfect for quick summer time reads.

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Before I got the book, I did a little bit of research about the cover since the colors are so vibrant and that is what called my attention immediately; they're some type of beautiful boats used in Africa. That makes the book so inspiring. Also, the variety of topics of the poems makes the reading so enjoyable, I have read a few on my deck on a sunny day and it has been pleasant. I particularly liked the mix of few words from different languages that slip through the lines. The author kept most poems short, which is great for quick sessions of reading. My favorite so far is "Paris without a smile." I recommend this book!
Alejandra Lema S
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Read this book to my 4 month old , we are practicing early and he loves all of the colors within the book . I love how the story also has an important message in the end ! Great book 🙂
Unknown
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I love the different anecdotes especially. I recommend this book to people who want to read about someone’s else’s story. I can tell that the book is entertaining.
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My mother grew up in Bolivia and moved to the United States when she was 19. The rest of her family followed suit. Though I was born and grew up in the United States, I was brought up in a Bolivian family and because of it, my entire life I've felt like I have been living in a foreign country, far away from home. Though I was born in the United States and look like I'm from the United States, I experience deep culture shock every day that hardly anyone understands. The Immigrant's Chronicles is the story of a woman from Senegal who ventures to the United States, filled with her innermost hopes and dreams. Yet, hardly anything turned out how she expected, and hardly anything worked out as she planned. The Immigrant's Chronicles places a new lens on American culture - taking the seemingly familiar and revealing just how strange it really is. I related a lot with this book a lot. It resonated with me, reminding me of that deep yearning that I carry to go back home - true home.
Professor H.
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Our Latest Product

Handwoven Tote Bags:

 Arame’s collection of handwoven tote bags showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of native artisans from Sénégal. Each tote bag is meticulously crafted, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and traditional weaving techniques of the region. By purchasing these unique tote bags, you directly support the artisans who create them. Additionally, a percentage of each purchase goes towards supporting the development of a school in Colobane Tanghor, Thiès, Sénégal. This means you are not only acquiring a beautiful and functional accessory but also contributing to a meaningful cause that empowers local communities and fosters education.

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