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Nearly 5,000 bilingual books given to native communities

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Desert Ink Press, a Green Valley-based bilingual children's publisher, has distributed 4,900 bilingual books to 47 organizations serving Native American children across southern Arizona since May.The books include O'odham pronunciation glossaries and QR codes linking to native-speaker audio, helping families…

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Nearly 5,000 bilingual books given to native communities

Desert Ink Press, a Green Valley-based bilingual children's publisher, has distributed 4,900 bilingual books to 47 organizations serving Native American children across southern Arizona since May.The books include O'odham pronunciation glossaries and QR codes linking to native-speaker audio, helping families…

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Tucson broke the news in Tucson, United States on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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