Fiji-Baat: Volume 1
Jul 2020 · Salvin Kumar
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Fiji-Baat is the story of an 8-year-old boy who is from Australia. He accompanies his mother on a trip to see his Nana for Christmas. The young-boy arrives in Fiji thinking that his Nana can barely speak English but is surprised to learn the opposite. The grandson and his grandfather then begin a journey of teaching and learning from each other.
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shivangni nair
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July 24, 2020
Incredible Job Salvin !!! This book brings back soooo much memories of my childhood back in my home country, Esp of our school days n growing up with our grandparents. Eventhough english is our second language, but we grew up learning other languages e.g. tamil n fijian our native languages. Reading this book, makes us realise that todays generation growing up in overseas are unaware of not only our cultures but the language itself. Many mock n laugh at how we speak but feeling proud of the FIJI BAAT we grew up learning n communicating. Proud of your achievement Salvin. Hearty congrats
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About the author
Salvin Kumar worked as a teacher in Taveuni, Suva and Lautoka before moving from Fiji to Australia. He is currently a Youth Worker who supports newly arrived migrants and refugees in St George and Sutherland Shire in NSW.
He loves cooking, writes poetry and practises yoga.
Fiji-Baat is his first children's book.
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