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Go swaraswara addresses the issues of inappropriate touches and child abuse. Without being specific, it deals with a little girl's right to decide who may touch her and how. The fact that there are good and acceptable forms of touch is highlighted in the story, but the child's right to say no to any form of touch that makes him or her feel uncomfortable is the main point of the story.

Go tshwara addresses the issues of inappropriate touches and child abuse. Without being specific, it deals with a little girl's right to decide who may touch her and how. The fact that there are good and acceptable forms of touch is highlighted in the story, but the child's right to say no to any form of touch that makes him or her feel uncomfortable is the main point of the story.

Ho thetsa addresses the issues of inappropriate touches and child abuse. Without being specific, it deals with a little girl's right to decide who may touch her and how. The fact that there are good and acceptable forms of touch is highlighted in the story, but the child's right to say no to any form of touch that makes him or her feel uncomfortable is the main point of the story.

Tsintsa addresses the issues of inappropriate touches and child abuse. Without being specific, it deals with a little girl's right to decide who may touch her and how. The fact that there are good and acceptable forms of touch is highlighted in the story, but the child's right to say no to any form of touch that makes him or her feel uncomfortable is the main point of the story.

U kwama addresses the issues of inappropriate touches and child abuse. Without being specific, it deals with a little girl's right to decide who may touch her and how. The fact that there are good and acceptable forms of touch is highlighted in the story, but the child's right to say no to any form of touch that makes him or her feel uncomfortable is the main point of the story.

Ku khumba is written in a simple rhyming style and addresses the issues of inappropriate touches and child abuse. Without being specific, it deals with a little girl's right to decide who may touch her and how. The fact that there are good and acceptable forms of touch is highlighted in the story, but the child's right to say no to any form of touch that makes him or her feel uncomfortable is the main point of the story.

The Little Library Life Skills reading series focuses on promoting life skills to young learners. Dis my liggaam' is written in a simple rhyming style and addresses the issues of inappropriate touches and child abuse. Without being specific, it deals with a little girl's right to decide who may touch her and how. The fact that there are good and acceptable forms of touch is highlighted in the story, but the child's right to say no to any form of touch that makes him or her feel uncomfortable is the main point of the story.