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Book Title
Sky of Afghanistan
Publication Name
The Sky of Afghanistan
Title
The Sky of Afghanistan
Author
ANA Eulate
Illustrator
Sonja Wimmer
Translator
Jon Brokenbrow
Contributor
Sonja Wimmer (Illustrated by)
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-10
8415503040
EAN
9788415503040
ISBN
9788415503040
Publisher
Cuento DE Luz SL
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Release Date
13/09/2012
Release Year
2012
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
ES
Item Height
0.4in
Item Length
10.2in
Item Weight
12 Oz
Type
Growing Up & Facts of Life
Publication Year
2012
Topic
People & Places / Asia, General, Imagination & Play, Historical / Military & Wars
Item Width
8.2in
Number of Pages
24 Pages

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Beautifully illustrated and undeniably moving, this is the story of a little Afghan girl's dreams of peace. As her country is wracked by war, a girl's imagination drifts toward the idea of peace for her people and for her country. Her powerful dreams soon take wing and fill the homes and hearts of those around her, uniting a people in their common desire for peace.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Cuento DE Luz SL
ISBN-10
8415503040
ISBN-13
9788415503040
eBay Product ID (ePID)
114206476

Product Key Features

Book Title
Sky of Afghanistan
Author
ANA Eulate
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
People & Places / Asia, General, Imagination & Play, Historical / Military & Wars
Publication Year
2012
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
24 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10.2in
Item Height
0.4in
Item Width
8.2in
Item Weight
12 Oz

Additional Product Features

Grade from
Kindergarten
Grade to
Second Grade
Reviews
In this glowing picture book translated from Spanish, a small Afghan girl dreams of peace. (...)True to a child's experience, the story's power is in the contrasts, and young children will recognize that the basic things they take for granted are missing in others' daily lives. ~ Booklist (January 2013) "Powerful images of dancing kites, ascending doves, women in burqas, a child playing with toys made from trash and flowers sprouting from tanks juxtapose the real and the aspirational. Ardent advocacy for Afghan peace." --Kirkus Reviews (September 2012) "Ana A. de Eulate's prose is poignantly lyrical. Her sophisticated style is warm and welcoming, as are Sonja Winter's illustrations. Her eye-catching lines and stylized depictions are masterfully rendered. Her use of light--stunning." --www.CrackingTheCover.com "To move from dreams to making a new reality, never underestimate the power of a determined little girl. She dreams of a time when "the sound of war has truly gone forever." Surely that must be a birthright for all children? Her unwavering convictions are testimony that she "can make this dream come true, / a wonderful dream in which we all hold hands, / and we are all given a new opportunity / to leave our footprints for all eternity." How impossible not to be touched by the book's final thought, the longing for "A place - please forgive me if my eyes fill with / tears - that leads us towards PEACE. (...)Beyond de Eulate's inspiring words, Wimmer's illustrations - from the smallest details to swirling, sweeping scenes -- surely add volumes: a caged dove flying to freedom; the children's various smiles, from the uncertain to the bursting; the women's heavy blue burqas drawn over grid paper as if to show them to be the cages they are, and the daring few who momentary lift their veils to witness the little girl being lifted up (and away) by her high-flying kite before she, too, is caged; the (vibrantly colorful) intricate toys as the little girl plays on top of (dingy monotone) garbage and rubble, the bright lily bursting forth larger than life from a shrinking tank's gun, the young girls at their desks with books and pencils in hand, various pieces of Afghan maps as if waiting to be reassembled back together, the cancelled Afghan stamps as reminders of the need for communication near and far. ~ www.Smithsonianapa.org, "Powerful images of dancing kites, ascending doves, women in burqas, a child playing with toys made from trash and flowers sprouting from tanks juxtapose the real and the aspirational. Ardent advocacy for Afghan peace."  - Kirkus Reviews (September 2012), "Powerful images of dancing kites, ascending doves, women in burqas, a child playing with toys made from trash and flowers sprouting from tanks juxtapose the real and the aspirational. Ardent advocacy for Afghan peace." - Kirkus Reviews (September 2012), "Powerful images of dancing kites, ascending doves, women in burqas, a child playing with toys made from trash and flowers sprouting from tanks juxtapose the real and the aspirational. Ardent advocacy for Afghan peace." Kirkus Reviews (September 2012), "Ana A. de Eulate's prose is poignantly lyrical. Her sophisticated style is warm and welcoming, as are Sonja Winter's illustrations. Her eye-catching lines and stylized depictions are masterfully rendered. Her use of light-stunning."  -www.CrackingTheCover.com, "Ana A. de Eulate's prose is poignantly lyrical. Her sophisticated style is warm and welcoming, as are Sonja Winter's illustrations. Her eye-catching lines and stylized depictions are masterfully rendered. Her use of light - stunning." -www.CrackingTheCover.com, "Ardent advocacy for Afghan peace." --Kirkus Reviews "In this glowing picture book translated from Spanish, a small Afghan girl dreams of peace. (...) True to a child's experience, the story's power is in the contrasts, and young children will recognize that the basic things they take for granted are missing in others' daily lives." --Booklist, "In this glowing picture book translated from Spanish, a small Afghan girl dreams of peace. (...) True to a child's experience, the story's power is in the contrasts, and young children will recognize that the basic things they take for granted are missing in others' daily lives." --Booklist "Powerful images of dancing kites, ascending doves, women in burqas, a child playing with toys made from trash and flowers sprouting from tanks juxtapose the real and the aspirational. Ardent advocacy for Afghan peace." --Kirkus Reviews (September 2012) "Ana A. de Eulate's prose is poignantly lyrical. Her sophisticated style is warm and welcoming, as are Sonja Winter's illustrations. Her eye-catching lines and stylized depictions are masterfully rendered. Her use of light--stunning." --www.CrackingTheCover.com "To move from dreams to making a new reality, never underestimate the power of a determined little girl. She dreams of a time when "the sound of war has truly gone forever." Surely that must be a birthright for all children? Her unwavering convictions are testimony that she "can make this dream come true, / a wonderful dream in which we all hold hands, / and we are all given a new opportunity / to leave our footprints for all eternity." How impossible not to be touched by the book's final thought, the longing for "A place - please forgive me if my eyes fill with / tears - that leads us towards PEACE. (...)Beyond de Eulate's inspiring words, Wimmer's illustrations - from the smallest details to swirling, sweeping scenes -- surely add volumes: a caged dove flying to freedom; the children's various smiles, from the uncertain to the bursting; the women's heavy blue burqas drawn over grid paper as if to show them to be the cages they are, and the daring few who momentary lift their veils to witness the little girl being lifted up (and away) by her high-flying kite before she, too, is caged; the (vibrantly colorful) intricate toys as the little girl plays on top of (dingy monotone) garbage and rubble, the bright lily bursting forth larger than life from a shrinking tank's gun, the young girls at their desks with books and pencils in hand, various pieces of Afghan maps as if waiting to be reassembled back together, the cancelled Afghan stamps as reminders of the need for communication near and far. ~ www.Smithsonianapa.org, "Ana A. de Eulate's prose is poignantly lyrical. Her sophisticated style is warm and welcoming, as are Sonja Winter's illustrations. Her eye-catching lines and stylized depictions are masterfully rendered. Her use of lightstunning." www.CrackingTheCover.com
Illustrated by
Wimmer, Sonja
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Illustrated
Yes

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