Positive African American Plays
For Children Books 1, 2, & 3
Unique Cultural Plays Anybody Can Produce Anytime Anywhere

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Britt Ekland Miller began writing African American children plays after she could not find plays that were positive, uplifting, and fun. She knew that plays were a perfect way to build high self-esteem, increase confidence, and teach children how to work well with others. She also knew that in order for plays to be effective, they must closely represent the children’s environment, culture, and community. As a result, Ms. Miller has written and successfully produced many African American children plays for several organizations.

Jeffery Bradley is the author of the acclaimed book entitled “Don’t Worry, Be Nappy! How To Grow Dreadlocks In America And Still Get Everything You Want. He has written articles for various newspapers and magazines. Bradley says, “Blacks in America are unique with special talents, experiences, and knowledge. We have to share all that we know, so we can all grow together. Publishing allows me the opportunity to give back to the community what it gives me.” He lives and works in Dallas, Texas.

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