Book Review By Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR. 

An early learning children’s book in leadership is Queen of Soweto. Covering leadership, entrepreneurship and the journey of one woman’s tale in Soweto, South Africa. 

Observant in teaching young girls to embrace individuality, the Queen of Soweto’s character Basetsana has an impeccable CV which starts at an early age. As a beauty queen, she later becomes a news anchor, a community leader, a media mogul and an inspiration for young girls in leadership positions. 

Authored by Jessica Taylor, designed by Marli Fourie and illustrated by Mia Du Plessis, Queen of Soweto also delves into the various career options for all genders. With great leadership for guidance, a student is taught how to plan on achieving personal goals and in making the world and that of their community better through leadership. 

Get a copy of Queen of Soweto at Book Dash and support students in early learning and reading on goal setting and leadership. 

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