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Ergo

«Praise for I Am Henry Finch: Original, thought provoking and very funny.»

The Bookseller

From award-winning picture book makers Alexis Deacon and Viviane Schwarz comes an enlightening new story about discovering the world - and your place in it.

For budding philosophers of all ages, this is the uplifting story of Ergo the chick. Les mer

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From award-winning picture book makers Alexis Deacon and Viviane Schwarz comes an enlightening new story about discovering the world - and your place in it.

For budding philosophers of all ages, this is the uplifting story of Ergo the chick. Ergo wakes up and sets about exploring her world. She discovers her toes. She discovers her wings and her beak. She has discovered EVERYTHING! But then she considers the wall. And something outside the wall goes BUMP. What could it be? The only way to find out is to peck peck peck through to the other side...

This is an inspiring story told with heaps of humour. Like its predecessor, I Am Henry Finch, Ergo is a book for everyone - from the very young to the very old. It is for dreamers, philosophers, artists, the foolish and the enlightened. A profound picture book experience told with simplicity and style.

Detaljer

Forlag
Walker Books Ltd
Innbinding
Innbundet
Språk
Engelsk
Sider
40
ISBN
9781406394030
Utgivelsesår
2021
Format
30 x 26 cm

Anmeldelser

«Praise for I Am Henry Finch: Original, thought provoking and very funny.»

The Bookseller

«This is an uplifting and hilarious story about a little bird called Henry Finch, and his endearing struggles to become something great. He makes a lot of mistakes on the way, but his courage is inspiring, getting kids to think about what it means to make a difference.»

Anorak

«Ideal for inquisitive kids»

The Times

«[…]deceptively simple […] Ergo’s progress from certainty to doubt, exploration to new discovery, is comic, engaging and profoundly thought-provoking, for readers of any age.»

The Guardian

«[…] a vivid fable about a chick inside an egg, fearful of its solitariness and limitations until it hatches, at which point it discovers community in the shape of other chicks.»

The Financial Times

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