My Baby Brother Lucian

By Tabetha Kiraz

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My Baby Brother Lucian is a biography of a baby that is born into a Syriac family as told by his 9-year-old sister. It provides a glimpse of the exciting changes an elder sister faces in the first year of a new baby's life: From what to name the baby, to how the family prepares for a baptism in the Syriac Orthodox tradition, and finally to the one-year birthday party. This book is a simple yet elegant description of the milestones of an infant in his first year of life.

Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC

Availability: In stock

SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-081-0

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Publication Status: In Print

Publication Date: Apr 30,2010

Interior Color: Color

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 34

Language: English

ISBN: 978-1-61719-081-0

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Who is My Baby Brother Lucian?

[ ]A baby born to a Syriac family [ ] He looks like a girl [ ]He’s still a baby [X] All of the above!

Find out more about the real amazing Lucian Nurono Kiraz by reading this exciting biography written by Lucian’s own older sister. (She is nine-years old.)

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Who is My Baby Brother Lucian?

[ ]A baby born to a Syriac family [ ] He looks like a girl [ ]He’s still a baby [X] All of the above!

Find out more about the real amazing Lucian Nurono Kiraz by reading this exciting biography written by Lucian’s own older sister. (She is nine-years old.)

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	Contributor	Biography
	Tabetha Kiraz	Tabetha Gabriella Kiraz is pursuing her elementary degree at St. Matthias School and likes being in 3rd grade. She speaks Aramaic (Syriac): An article about her appeared in the Star Ledger on February 29, 2004. She likes reading and making books. This is her first printed book. She is now working on her next book called The Syriac Book of Opposites.

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