When grownups say “someday”, how do we know when that would be exactly? And just how upsetting can older siblings be? This is a classic, good-natured collection of poems about moments and feelings in children’s lives.
When grownups say “someday”, how do we know when that would be exactly? And just how upsetting can older siblings be? This is a classic, good-natured collection of poems about moments and feelings in children’s lives.
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Why Do They Always Remind Me?
Written by: Hagit Benziman
Illustrated by: Dudu Gerstein
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How do children experience the world? What confuses or amuses them? What makes them imagine, hope, or excited? Why Do They Always Remind Me? brings children’s perspective and view of the world, inviting young as well as older readers to encounter small moments of childhood experiences.
I have read interesting books. Now I am reading interesting children… For the child is an entire world, which has existed for a long time and will exist forever.
(Janusz Korczak, The Religion of the Child, HaKibbutz HaMeuchad, Translated by Dov Sadan and Zvi Arad, 1977, p. 305)
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