A Kwanzaa Story with Onyx, Panola & Their Sister Ysabel

A Kwanzaa Story with Onyx, Panola & Their Sister Ysabel

A warm, faith-centered Kwanzaa story that helps children explore unity, purpose, creativity, and hope—through family, culture, and reflection. Full Description: A Kwanzaa Story with Onyx, Panola & Their Sister Ysabel is a heartfelt children’s story that introduces the seven principles of Kwanzaa through the lived experience of a loving, multicultural family. As Kwanzaa unfolds day by day, siblings Onyx (15), Panola (12), and Ysabel (6) learn what it means to live with Unity, Self-Determination, Collective Responsibility, Cooperative Economics, Purpose, Creativity, and Faith —not as abstract ideas, but as choices made at the family table and in their community. Blending African-American tradition with Afro-Dominican heritage, this story gently explores: Cultural pride and shared values - Faith as a guiding foundation - Financial literacy and cooperation - Creativity, service, and purpose - Family reflection across generations Designed for children ages 6–14 , this book includes: A child-friendly cultural glossary - Seven reflection/journal pages aligned with each Kwanzaa principle - Gentle prompts for discussion at home or in classrooms Perfect for families, educators, churches, and community programs, The Panola Series invites young readers to remain curious, grounded, and hopeful—while honoring where they come from and imagining where they are going.