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Angelo by
David Macaulay - As
an old master craftsman begins work restoring the facade of a once-beautiful
church, clearing away the twigs and other debris left behind by pigeons, he
comes across a wounded bird nesting in one of the many crevices. Finding pigeons to be messy nuisances, he reluctantly takes her home to recuperate. They become close companions over time and take care of each other in their own way. When the old man, Angelo, begins to slow down, he worries what will become of his little friend as he grows older. Through his craft, he creates a fitting tribute to her that will provide her with a home forever. Children will learn about a life filled with dedication and care to work and a special friendship. Parents should be aware that Angelo dies at the end of the book, so they need to be prepared to discuss death. It is only briefly mentioned and in a gentle way. It could be a good way to discuss the topic and how a person can make a difference to another, even after death. Macaulay manages to balance both sadness and humor in this heartwarming tale. It is a great read-aloud Warm, expressive illustrations. 48 pages, picture book. Ages 4-8. Hardcover: #8265 Paper: #336X $6.95 |
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Living Joyfully with Children Living Joyfully with Children by Win
and Bill Sweet. I don't read as many parenting books now that my children are
older, but reading this book came at a good time for me. It allowed me
reevaluate my approach to parenting, reinforcing what I already do, and it also
gave me some new ideas. I especially liked their discussion of following family
principles rather than rules, and it is a regular topic of discussion within our
family now. I like, too, how the Sweets talk about honoring a child's true self,
not rushing children, and protecting them from harmful outside influences.
Simply a lovely parenting book.
"Living Joyfully with Children is a gem in every respect, one of the best
how-to books for parents I have read: lucid, unpretentious, straightforward,
admirably easy to read, and absolutely invaluable." Joseph Chilton Pearce,
author of Magical Child.
Paper, 150 pages.
#1179 $13.95 $8.99
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Royal Masquerade (Aristoplay) - Players dance around a beautiful game board looking for clues about the royal guests. Be the first player to correctly guess the identity of the Mystery Host. The play of the game involves a beautiful ring to wear with “magical powers”. The Mystery Host’s identity changes every game so the game can be enjoyed over and over again. There are two levels of play, including a younger version for non-readers. Materials: Austrian crystal ring, colorful playing board, six masquerade playing pieces and six matching masquerade cards, 18 identity cards, checklist pad, two dice, instruction booklet, and an invitation to the ball. Ages 4-8, 1-4 players. |
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Sharing Nature With Children by Joseph Cornell. A delightful nature awareness
book with helpful ideas and activities to help children become more aware of the earth
around them. One activity involves wearing a blindfold, finding a tree, getting spun and
walked around, and then removing the blindfold and trying to find the tree again. Our
family did this at a local park, and our children were delighted to be able to find
"their" tree and giggled at mom's difficulty in finding the way back to
hers.
Includes both individual and group activities. Paper, 175 pages. 20th
Anniversary edition, revised & expanded.
#0734 $9.95 $5.99
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Sleeping Grump game (Family Pastimes cooperative game) - A story adventure game! Grump has taken the villagers' treasures and is now fast asleep at the top of the beanstalk. Together, players climb to the top to recover their treasures. Grump may not be wakened or he takes back everything. Players share the treasures and leave some behind for Grump. Their kindness will help change him. The game is won when everyone has some of the treasure. Includes: 6 x 24" board, die, blue sapphires, golden eggs, magic cherries, harps, movers. Ages 4-7, 2 to 4 players. #SGX |
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