Anancy was a naughty little spider man from Jamaica who thought he was so 'cool' playing tricks on his neighbours for fun. He was soon to learn that making people unhappy was a bad thing, when a fat guy in a red suit accidentally sat on him early one Christmas morning


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Knowledge and understanding of one's past is empowerment. 'Why Heritage,' set against the background of the country's historical legacy, gives shape and form to today's Jamaica. This picturesque publication takes you through an eventful past; from slavery to emancipation, independence and after. Read the highlights of important connections in the areas of Government, Security, Culture (music, dance, festivals, dress, religion and Education), National Symbols, National Heroes, Heads of State, Historical Towns and Landmarks, Culinary Delights and Currency.

**Recommended as reference text by the Ministry of Education for all educational institutions. It is especially suitable for students of history and social studies, C-SEC (CXC) and SSC Social Studies.

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The Jamaican Woman: A Celebration captures the spirit of the Jamaican woman in her rise from obscurity to towering heights in every sphere of the professional world, in Jamaica and the international community. This highly pictorial biographical treasury provides historical accounts as well as current resource information on some 200 of Jamaica's outstanding women dating back to the 20th century, mapping their involvement in the areas of high academia, politics, business and management, science, law enforcement, visual and performing arts, sports, fashion and beauty.


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"A beautiful book and a commendable representation of Jamaica's gender power." Professor Rex Nettleford, Vice Chancellor, University of the West Indies

"An excellent piece of work which shows how competent are Jamaican women and how diverse their range of occupations and activities. Bravo!" Angela King, Assistant Secretary General, United Nations

"The book is a remarkable record of Jamaican history. Joanne Simpson took on a labour of love to document these special Jamaican women, in tribute to the good women in her life, beginning with her own mother. That a woman should celebrate excellence in womanhood, is a testament to a spirit of wholesome giving, of humility and of respect for accomplishments of others"...Barbara Blake, Jamaican Writer and Media Specialist

"The Jamaican Woman: A Celebration provides a pillar of support, not only for Jamaican Women, but also all other women...Simpson goes all out in her quest to highlight the indelible contributions of her sorority. And dare we say, mission accomplished!" Jeanne Toussaint, SHE Caribbean magazine.

**Recommended as reference text by the Ministry of Education for tertiary level students of History, Sociology, Gender Studies, Sports, Politics and the Visual and Performing Arts. Also, can be used as resource text for Grade 7 & 9 Social Studies, CXC, CAPE Sociology, CXC, C-SEC Social Studies, CXC,
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