Viviane Schwarz
Auteur de There Are Cats in This Book
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Viviane Schwarz was born in Hanover, Germany. She studied at Falmouth College of Arts and holds a Master's degree in Authorial Illustration. Her work includes There Are Cats in this Book, There Are No Cats in this Book, and The Adventures of a Nose. I am Henry Finch (written with Alexis Deacon) won afficher plus the 2016 Little Rebels award for radical children's fiction. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins
Œuvres de Viviane Schwarz
Cat & Bag 1 exemplaire
How To Be On Mars 1 exemplaire
Katze kennt die Tiere (German Edition) 1 exemplaire
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Staying Home — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
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The Sleepwalkers par Viviane Schwarz
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Family Picture Book Read-Aloud Afternoon: A Nine-Book Pile!
Rat law states that the "cheese belongs to you" . . . unless another rat wants it who is bigger, quicker, stronger, etc. Things escalate very quickly to authoritarian rule, coups, and anarchy.
It reminded me of this CNN article I read:
Consider an exercise practiced in one of Chicago’s most effective violence intervention programs, Becoming a Man (BAM). Teens are paired up; one is given a rubber ball, and the other is given 30 seconds to get the ball out of his partner’s fist. Inevitably, the two teens end up on the ground, wrestling and fighting to get – or keep – the ball.
After the teens switch roles and the same struggle occurs, the BAM counselor asks why no one just asked their partner for the ball. They usually look surprised and say something along the lines of, “The other guy would have thought I’m a wuss.” The counselor asks the partner if that’s true. The usual answer: “No, I would have given it to him. It’s just a stupid ball.”… (plus d'informations)
Rat law states that the "cheese belongs to you" . . . unless another rat wants it who is bigger, quicker, stronger, etc. Things escalate very quickly to authoritarian rule, coups, and anarchy.
It reminded me of this CNN article I read:
Consider an exercise practiced in one of Chicago’s most effective violence intervention programs, Becoming a Man (BAM). Teens are paired up; one is given a rubber ball, and the other is given 30 seconds to get the ball out of his partner’s fist. Inevitably, the two teens end up on the ground, wrestling and fighting to get – or keep – the ball.
After the teens switch roles and the same struggle occurs, the BAM counselor asks why no one just asked their partner for the ball. They usually look surprised and say something along the lines of, “The other guy would have thought I’m a wuss.” The counselor asks the partner if that’s true. The usual answer: “No, I would have given it to him. It’s just a stupid ball.”… (plus d'informations)
Family Picture Book Read-Aloud Afternoon: A Nine-Book Pile!
A chick in an egg comes to consciousness and amuses as it explores the extent of its limited world. Things peter out as it comes to a rude awakening.
I picked this out because I like Alexis Deacon's Geis/Curse of the Chosen series.
A chick in an egg comes to consciousness and amuses as it explores the extent of its limited world. Things peter out as it comes to a rude awakening.
I picked this out because I like Alexis Deacon's Geis/Curse of the Chosen series.
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