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Celebrating Diversity

Manufacturer: National Professional Resources

 

Review by Dave Gerardi

Celebrating Diversity is a DVD learning tool to spread the message of tolerance from Kim Peek. Peek is the inspiration for the film Rain Main, and he and his father, Fran, travel the country speaking to groups and schools. Production values are uneven and the biographical info provided on Peek is surprisingly sparse. You get snippets here and there but never the full picture.

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Eula Walton  on  12/08  at  08:19 PM

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Where are your Discovery Toys?  This is a 30 yr. company that has never had a mandatory recall!  The educational toys, books and games expand over several developmental periods, has a lifetime warranty with most of the items and a parts departments!  Check us out!  Age range from 0-99 years/
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