BOOKS ABOUT THE WORLD AND OUR RELATIONSHIP TO IT

Select a Page: 1 2 3   Next>> Little Red Riding Hood The Classic Grimm's Fairy Tale Patricia DeLisa, Andrew Flaxman Along with the Bible and Shakespeare, Grimms fairy tales rank among the best selling literature of the Western world. Little Red Riding Hood is perhaps the best known of the Grimms brothers' stories, and like of of their tales, the characters in this story lead us to discover the treasures in our own souls. With this book, Patricia DeLisa brings us a beautifully illustrated and important contribution to the literature of fairy tales. Waldorf Kindergarten Snack Book Lisa Hildreth, Jo Valens Here is a useful compendium of information, recipes, and anecdotes from Waldorf kindergarten teacher Lisa Hildreth a rich book for teachers, parents, and anyone who cares for young children. Create soups, breads, and fruit dishes with children, while learning and teaching them how various foods affect us and how to use healthy ingredients to make delicious and nutritious snacks. The Wise Enchanter A Journey through the Alphabet Shelley Davidow, Krystyna Emilia Kurzyca Words are disappearing from the world. Something is lurking in the deepest waters, devouring all the words that are no longer used. No one has noticed, but the world is slowly growing darker. For many years no children have come to the Enchanted Islands in search of Wisdom, and the Wise Enchanter is growing old. Four children from the corners of the earth have been sent on a quest to rediscover each letter, unlock the treasure of language, and thereby grow wise. Theo The Blue Rider Pigeon Christine Sierau, Rose Tannenbaum Join Theo as he slowly becomes a part of the rich and varied family that inhabits the Blue Rider Stables. Luminously illustrated in vibrant watercolors, Theo, the Blue Rider Pigeon offers a delightful glimpse into an amazing world. Written in simple, poetic language, this is a picture book certain to become a family favorite. Waldorf Alphabet Book Famke Zonneveld, William Ward In this delightful, best-selling alphabet and game book for young children, each consonant and vowel comes to life in vivid pictures that show each letters unique qualities in the world. The vibrant and playful illustrations help children learn the alphabet in the most natural and living way. This new expanded paperback edition includes a complete essay by master Waldorf teacher William Ward, Learning to Read and Write in Waldorf Schools. Lara's First Christmas Alice O. Howell, Maggie Mailer Lara, along with her refugee parents, finds herself marooned in an isolated little hotel in snowbound Norway before World War II. Left all alone, she finds two eccentric old English guests who teach her to ski. And she discovers deep love and wisdom from the grandfatherly carpenter Andreas, who teaches her that Christmas really is a universal event, open to every heart and every faith. A warm, luminous story about the real meaning of Christmas from the author of The Beejum Book. Select a Page: 1 2 3   Next>>

 

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