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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Profund book of depth and meaning, Glorious colour,
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This review is from: A Gift from the Sea (Hardcover)
One day at the sea a boy finds a rock. Just a rock, but he liked it and considered it a gift from the sea. He takes it home and we get to see through the descriptions of the author and the paintings from the artist(Georg Hallensleben)the fascinating history of the humble rock.
After exploding out of a fiery volcano and witnessing the dinosaurs, being submerged in an ice cap, used as a cave, and "centuries of rain and wind had worn away the rock, changing it's shape and form" and so on "or that by the light of a full moon, the rock had been thrust onto the beach But when the boy held the rock in his hand and felt it's warmth, he knew that it was a gift from the sea. " Exploring the transmutations of humble objects we would think no further on,I think this book would appeal to all philosophers youthful or aged. The painted illustrations are in full and glorious colour, exploding onto the page & filling every corner, imbuing this profund book with a depth and meaning rarely explored. As a final footnote, I would heartily recommend this book for purchasing. Kotori |
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A Gift from the Sea by Kate Banks (Hardcover - April 6, 2001)
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