How Different Is Old?
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- Categories:Picture Books
- Language:German（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:July,2022
- Pages:32
- Retail Price:16.00 EUR
- Size:210mm×280mm
- Publication Place:Germany
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Full color
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★ After the success of Then I'll Go Now, Time Said (licensed to 7 languages) a new philosophical picture book by Bettina Obrecht and Julie Völk.
★ Julie Völk: awarded the Bologna Ragazzi Award 2020, Austrian Children’s And Youth Book Prize, IBBY Honour List, White Ravens List and many more.
★ Questions and answers from grandmother and grandchild.
★ An invitation to a change of perspective.
★ About childhood and old age and all that life is all about.
★ For ages 4+, Full English translation available.
Description
While you like laughing or dancing or singing no matter how old you are, other things like the perception of time or expectations you have might be different depending on your age.
In a dialogue between grandchild and grandmother, Bettina Obrecht raises philosophical questions about age: What constitutes being a child and what constitutes the latter stage of life? And which feelings are simply human, no matter how old you are?
Author
born in 1964, has published over fifty books for children and young adults. She also writes texts for radio and stories for adults and translates books. Today she lives with her family in Hesse.
Julie Völk
studied illustration in Hamburg and has developed her own very fine and sensitive style. Her books have won many awards, including the Troisdorf Picture Book Prize. She lives and works near Vienna.
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