One World, One Day uses exquisite, moving photographs and Barbara Kerley's poetic text to convey a simple yet profound concept: we are one global family. This is a sophisticated concept book, presented as an elegant picture book with contributions from top international photographers.
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Juxtaposes photographs from around the world with a simple message about our responsibilities for making and keeping peace on the planet.
With sweet thoughts about the value of friendship, this inspirational book preps young ones for the world beyond their own families.
Perfect for dog lovers, this heartwarming adventure captures the bond between humans and their canine companions. It resonates with themes of friendship, loyalty, and the joy of companionship, making it an ideal choice for fans of whimsical tales like The Fourteenth Goldfish and A Snicker of Magic. The story promises an engaging and uplifting experience that highlights the special moments shared with dogs.
Exploring the universal bond between parents and children, this heartwarming book features stunning imagery from National Geographic's archive. It highlights the shared joys and activities of families across diverse cultures, making it perfect for reading aloud. Thematic text enhances understanding of global connections, while a map helps readers locate each featured photograph. This charming narrative celebrates togetherness, reinforcing the enduring parent-child relationship found in every corner of the world.
Set in Victorian England, this book explores the groundbreaking work of artist Waterhouse Hawkins, who created the first life-size models of dinosaurs. It delves into his passion for paleontology and the impact of his stunning creations on the world. The narrative captures themes of triumph and loss, highlighting Hawkins' remarkable legacy that continues to inspire today. Enhanced by full-color illustrations, the story combines art, science, and history, offering a unique glimpse into the fascination with dinosaurs during that era.
Focusing on the life and legacy of Walt Whitman, this meticulously researched portrait delves into his contributions as a poet, artist, and Civil War hero. It offers insights into his significance as a symbol of America, showcasing his work and the impact he had on literature and culture. The book is presented in full color, enhancing the exploration of Whitman's remarkable journey and achievements.
The story is told through the perspective of Susy Clemens, who seeks to reveal the deeper, more complex nature of her father, Mark Twain, beyond his public persona as a mere humorist. With her determination to correct the misconceptions about him, the narrative includes excerpts from her actual diary, providing personal insights and reflections. Accompanied by illustrations, the book offers a unique glimpse into the life of one of America's most celebrated authors as seen through the eyes of his daughter.
Provides detailed information about children from various cultures and celebrates the powerful bond between parents and their children throughout the world.
