Children of the Soil” Series Expands with Highly Anticipated Volumes 2 and 3
Following the overwhelming success of the Children of the Soil: Jumbo Colouring and Activity Book launched in 2022, fans of the beloved series can now rejoice.
Author and creator Karian Christian is thrilled to announce the release of two new additions to the series: Children of the Soil Volume 2: Colouring and Activity Book and Children of the Soil Volume 3: Alphabet and Tracing Book.
These exciting new volumes, beautifully illustrated by Chaneil Imhoff of Avada Digital, continue the mission of celebrating Caribbean culture while fostering creativity and learning in young minds.
Perfect for children, families, and educators, the series is a vibrant resource that highlights the richness of Caribbean heritage through engaging and educational activities.
What’s New?
– Volume 2: Colouring and Activity Book Dive deeper into Caribbean culture with a fresh collection of activities and colorful adventures that inspire curiosity and connection to heritage.
– Volume 3: Alphabet and Tracing Book Designed for preschool and kindergarten learners, this book builds foundational literacy skills through a Caribbean lens, making learning fun and culturally relevant.
Both volumes are now available for purchase on Amazon, ensuring accessibility for families and educators across the globe.
Purchase Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DQ2KT3F3?binding=paperback&ref_=ast_author_bsi)
A Labor of Love
“The launch of Children of the Soil Volumes 2 and 3 marks an exciting milestone in our journey to celebrate Caribbean culture and inspire young minds,” says Karian Christian, Author and Creator of Children of the Soil. “These books are a labor of love, created to nurture creativity, literacy, and a deeper connection to our rich heritage. I’m thrilled to finally share these highly anticipated additions with families and educators across the region and beyond.”

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