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    Big Bad Bunty’s Boat Trip From Brazil | Book Spotlight

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    Big Bad Buntys Boat Trip From Brazil

    Sponsored* by Shama Perera
    The Children’s Book Review | October 12, 2018

    Told in a clever rhyming pattern, this tale of international travel and adventure captivates from the very beginning.

    This imaginative novel will appeal to young readers, ages 6-10, that enjoy poetry, learning about new cultures, making friends and finding adventures.

    About the Book

    Big Bad Buntys Boat Trip From BrazilBig Bad Bunty’s Boat Trip From Brazil

    Written by Shama Perera

    Publisher’s Synopsis: Bunty is a young “go-getter” from Brazil who is 2 feet tall and wears dentures. Bunty looks a little different from other children and hasn’t had the best time at school. After building a magnificent boat, Bunty decides to leave Brazil and travel across the world in search of friendship and adventure. Unbeknown to Bunty, this adventure will result in an epic journey of self-discovery.

    Ages 6-10 | Publisher: Calsafire Limited (2018) | ISBN-13: 978-1-9164293-0-7

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    Order Directly from the author’s website, www.calsafire.com, and they will ship anywhere globally.

    Also available from Amazon.co.uk:

    Paperback – https://amzn.to/2x3s8J7

    eBook – https://amzn.to/2x1s11I

    Audiobook – https://bit.ly/2NxyCdC

    About the Author

    Shama Perera
    Shama Perera

    Shama Perera is 40 and is a mother of three. She works as a Global Associate Director at an International Law Firm in the United Kingdom and loves her job. She has always worked in a corporate environment and this is Shama’s first stab at writing fiction. Shama has a full array Bunty and other stories in the works which we hope to read in the near future. For more information, visit: www.calsafire.com.

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    155 Comments

    1. Lisa Weeks on

      Id love to win this as a Christmas gift for my daughter. Learning is important to me because it helps my kids to mentally grow and do amazing things!

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    3. Kathy K on

      I would love to win this for my daughter who is interested in learning about other cultures and really wants a tablet to read on for her birthday.

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    4. tracee on

      I want to win for my nephew.
      Learning about new cultures is not only interesting, it provides a way of understanding that not everyone thinks like you do and that’s not only okay, but great.

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    5. Margaret Lord on

      Would love to win this and donate to a great child welfare program – Treehouse For Kids. www.treehouseforkids.org The program serves children in foster and kinship care.

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    6. Lesley F on

      I would love to have this for my granddaughter and teach her about different cultures and people. I think that is very important

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    7. Debra Branigan on

      I want this for my grandchildren. Our world is so closely connected today and we all need to understand and be welcoming to people of all cultures. We learn so much from each other and enrich each other’s lives! This is a great way to start that education of children,

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    8. Rosanne on

      I love going to more exotic places . Have been to India, the mountains and jungles of Haiti, Malaysia, China, Australia, Singapore, South Africa. I love to share this with my grandchildren through books.

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    10. Jennylyn M. Gross on

      I really want to win this for my granddaughter. Learning about different cultures is highly important now more then ever the way this country is headed.

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    12. Jacquelyn Cannon on

      I would love to win this giveaway for my grandson because he’s interested in how different cultures live and he loves reading, especially reading to me.

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    13. Pauline Milner on

      Our grandsons are just beginning to be really interested in traveling and learning about cultures throughout the world. We are planning our first international trip with them next summer, but, they first decide where we are going! Thanks for the superb giveaway opportunity.

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    14. Kelsey Vinson on

      I really want to win this for my son. It’s a perfect combo. He loves to read especially about other parts of the world. He’s also been wanting a tablet of his own and he’s getting to the age where I think he would be responsible with having one and taking care of it.

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    15. Renee Rousseau on

      Books are a great way to teach children from a young age about diversity, love and tolerance. I would love to add to my grandkids bookshelf.

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    19. Sharon Schoepe on

      I would love to win this for my daughter. Learning about other cultures is important because it teaches them to be more accepting of things and people who are different than they are and it sparks their curiosity to find ways that they are also similar.

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    20. Arra Odeza on

      Learning new culture is very imortant to me to be able to recognize other people, make friends and contribute also to others.

      I’d love to win for my daughter

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    22. SABINA EDWARDS on

      i’M ENTERING TO win this one for Emily. She is like Cassandra and likes to learn about new things all the time. Cassandra also likes to travel but so far Emily does not have the travel bug and likes to stick close to home

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    24. Molli Vandehey-Taylor on

      the world is so diverse and with the internet we interact with people of all backgrounds so it’s important to expose ourselves to other cultures.

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    27. Jennifer H on

      I’m a first time mom, so I’m trying to build a great book collection for my son. Learning about cultures is important because I want my son to understand that despite our differences, people are very much the same.

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    29. Abigail Gibson on

      I would like to win this giveaway for my nephew. Learning about other cultures should educate us about why diversity should be embraced.

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    30. Barbara Lima on

      I have two young grandchildren in elementary school. They live in a rural area now, unlike their mother who was exposed to a wide range of peoples. I want them to have this opportunity.

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    31. wen budro on

      I would love to win this for my kids. It’s important to me that my kids are aware of the world and are empathic- and respectful- towards other cultures.

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    32. Susan P. on

      A neighbor is from Brazil and is teaching my kids some Portuguese so this would be a fun way to teach them more about Brazil.

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    36. Elicia P on

      Main reason I would like to win is because my son asked for a tablet for Christmas. Winning this would ease the finances on our end because sadly… we are Santa!
      Learning about cultures is super important to me as I want my children to be well rounded. I luckily live in a city where there are many cultures around. In the summer months we attend festivals of other cultures than our own. When you teach your children of the way others live they are less likely to grow up narrow minded (my husband was not exposed as a child and I see how that translates to a adult. It frustrates me so much and I think that is more of a reason to educate our children).

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