We ebook

by Kenneth Addison,Alice Schertle

Kenneth Addison Alice Schertle Literature and Fiction English

The book, We, by Alice Schertle is a unique story about human development. It begins millions of years ago in African and describes how the earth was slowly formed. It talks about evolution and how we changed over the course of time.

The book, We, by Alice Schertle is a unique story about human development. It displays all of the unique differences among cultures through pictures but ties them together through words. It celebrates the progress we have made as humans. I found the book very interesting. I enjoyed it but I'm not sure if it would be appropriate to talk abou The book, We, by Alice Schertle is a unique story about human development.

by Alice Schertle & illustrated by Kenneth Addison. Schertle gives her panoramic, free-verse view of the human story an ominous tone by placing it all in the past tense. then over time’s long passage, went on to build boats and roads, make prayers and war, explore the ocean’s bottom and our own biology.

Alice Schertle; Kenneth Addison. In spare, lyrical verse Alice Schertle highlights the emergence of rich diversity among peoples and the spread of culture, technology and extraordinary societies

Alice Schertle; Kenneth Addison. In spare, lyrical verse Alice Schertle highlights the emergence of rich diversity among peoples and the spread of culture, technology and extraordinary societies. With vibrant collage illustrations by Kenneth Addison, this book provides readers with a remarkable glimpse into the ever-evolving history of our human community.

Alice Schertle has written many well-loved books for children, including Little Blue Truck, Little Blue Truck Leads the Way, and All You Need for a Snowman. She lives in Plainfield, Massachusetts. Are you an author? Help us improve our Author Pages by updating your bibliography and submitting a new or current image and biography. Learn more at Author Central.

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A poetic exploration of the emergence of humankind out of Africa, following the course of human development from seven million years ago to today. A poetic exploration of the emergence of humankind out of Africa, following the course of human development from seven million years ago to today. Noted children's author and poet Alice Schertle uses sparse, lyrical verse to highlight the emergence of diversity among peoples and the spread of culture, technology and our ability to form complex, and sometimes troubled, societies.

All through the year, this shaggy, raggy, rumbly, bumbly bear faces down whatever comes his way: bee stings and scolding squirrels, cold rushing rivers and prickly bushes. And he does it all with a spring in his step and a smile on his face. There's just one thing he can't abide. Luckily, he knows exactly what to do about i. eason by season, Alice Schertle and Matt Phelan lead us through a year in the life of a charming, resourceful, and quite hairy bear.

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Illustrated by. Jill Mcelmurry. New and interesting book, my sons love little blue truck and we are so happy to have all versions of it! Проверенная покупка: да Состояние товара: Подержанные.

Alice Schertle is the acclaimed author of many children’s books, including William and Grandpa, recipient of the Christopher Award.

A poetic exploration of the emergence of humankind out of Africa, following the course of human development from seven million years ago to today.

Oveley

I bought We for the fabulous illustrations. I am an art teacher and I am always on the lookout for contemporary artists to showcase with the students. I am very pleased with Kenneth Addison's interpretation of the text. Awesome collage work.

Quellik

Many children's books that deal with complex matters over-simplify to the point of talking down to their audience and, ultimately, removing the core truths of whatever they're trying to explain. Ms. Schertle's text, expertly supported by Mr. Addison's riveting cutout collages, manages to avoid this trap altogether. It also never degenerates into preachy hyperbole, something a children's book about human history could so easily do. The story of our evolution is told in a manner both elegant and straightforward, without skirting uncomfortable issues (e.g. humans are responsible for creating many things, including damaging things like war and irrational things like religion), and yet maintaining throughout an awareness of the beauty and wonder that have marked humankind's journey from it's origins to the present.