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One Child, One Seed: A South African Counting Book - Hardcover

Cave, Kathryn

 
9780805072044: One Child, One Seed: A South African Counting Book

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A counting book to widen the horizons, packed with information about the life and culture of South Africa.

"One child, one seed.
Two hands to plant the seed.
Three ways to help it grow."

Cultivating, sharing, preparing. Starting with a single seed in a child’s hand and leading right through to a warm, nourishing meal (with plenty for all), this colorful book offers up a satisfying story of the fruits of a communal effort.

So play a simple counting game. Watch a pumpkin grow. Follow young Nothando and discover the rhythms of her daily life in this vivid portrait of one child, one seed, and the South African village in which they both thrive.

A counting book to widen the horizons, packed with information about the life and culture of South Africa.

"One child, one seed.
Two hands to plant the seed.
Three ways to help it grow."

Cultivating, sharing, preparing. Starting with a single seed in a child’s hand and leading right through to a warm, nourishing meal (with plenty for all), this colorful book offers up a satisfying story of the fruits of a communal effort.

So play a simple counting game. Watch a pumpkin grow. Follow young Nothando and discover the rhythms of her daily life in this vivid portrait of one child, one seed, and the South African village in which they both thrive.

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Kathryn Cave has written numerous books for children of all ages. In 1997, her book Something Else was awarded the first UNESCO Prize for Services to Tolerance in Children’s Literature. Ms. Cave lives and works in England. This is her second collaboration with Oxfam.

Gisèle Wulfsohn is a South African photographer who studied at the Johannesburg College of Art. She was one of five photographers commissioned to document the first democratic elections in South Africa, and her resulting pictures were published in the book An End to Waiting. She lives with her family in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Kathryn Cave has written numerous books for children of all ages. In 1997, her book Something Else was awarded the first UNESCO Prize for Services to Tolerance in Children’s Literature. Ms. Cave lives and works in England. This is her second collaboration with Oxfam.

Gisèle Wulfsohn is a South African photographer who studied at the Johannesburg College of Art. She was one of five photographers commissioned to document the first democratic elections in South Africa, and her resulting pictures were published in the book An End to Waiting. She lives with her family in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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