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And Round Me Rings
0887765971
Tundra Books
Spencer, Ann
Page Count: 240
Binding: Perfect Bound Language: English
$16.99
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Named Notable Book by the International Reading Association’s Children’s Book Award in the intermediate fiction category Selected by the Children’s Book Committee at Bank Street College of Education as one of the 2004 Best Children’s Books for the Year Bells play such an extraordinary role in our lives it is not surprising that many people believe that bells have souls. In And Round Me Rings Ann Spencer has gathered together a treasury of fascinating bell facts, lore, and stories. She describes curfew bells, fire alarms, and the bell of justice that rings out a criminal’s fate. She writes about bells with centuries of history, melted down into cannons during times of war and then recast as bells in times of peace, only to become cannons once again. And of course she describes the Liberty Bell, the symbol of America’s freedom. Around the world, people have created bells to mark the important moments in our lives: disaster, death, bad weather, victory, and happiness. And Round Me Rings is a unique and absorbing collection of stories from the world’s folklore – and much more.
Artist Bio: Ann Spencer is a broadcast journalist with CBC Radio. She also has a degree in music and teaches music and drama when she’s not writing. She is the author of the adult biography, Alone at Sea: The Adventures of Joshua Slocum, and a collection of stories for children about the sea entitled Song of the Sea: Myths, Tales, and Folklore. She is also the mother of two young boys. Lindsay Grater is a well-established artist. She is a graduate of the Department of Fine Arts at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto and has worked as an exhibiting artist and an author- illustrator. She has contributed to many books and magazines and has created packaging, fabrics, catalogues, menus, and posters. Her preferred media are pencil, watercolor, and etching.
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