Carl Sandburg Bücher

Eine zeitlose und wunderbar versponnene Kindergeschichte des Pulitzer-Preisträgers Carl Sandburg, originell illustriert von Harriet Pincus. Als das Lumpenpüppchen den Besenstiel heiratet, kommen sie alle: die Löffelabschlecker und die Schokomäulchen, die Schmutzfinken und die Schlafmützen – jeder will dabei sein auf dem prachtvollsten Hochzeitsumzug aller Zeiten!

"The original edition, published in 1950, won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. This new, revised and expanded, edition contains, in addition to the introduction, an index of titles, an index of first lines, and 113 poems not included in the earlier volume."--Jacket

Carl Sandburg's poetry captures the vibrant essence of early 20th-century America, reflecting the lives of everyday people such as factory workers, hobos, and political figures. His unique style blends free verse with journalistic observation, challenging the conventions of his time. Drawing from his diverse experiences as a soldier, socialist, and reporter, Sandburg's work is characterized by its emotional depth and social commentary, offering a raw and dynamic portrayal of the Midwest and its inhabitants.

This gorgeous new edition of the first, and some say the only, genuinely American fairy tales contains a full-color, full-page plate for each of the twenty-four stories.

This second volume of unique fairy tales includes stories originally published in 1923. Each reflects the warmth of a midwestern childhood, a zest for life, and a love of the American language that has never been equaled.

More than 500 photographs of people from all over the world illustrate those moments and feelings in life that all men share. Reissue.

Discover the power of poetry in this simple, modern introduction to Carl Sandburg, featuring an ode to autumn and the joys of Halloween In this beautifully illustrated adaptation of a beloved Carl Sandburg poem, children delight in the sensory and spooky arrival of autumn.

"One may read and appreciate the book for its scholarship and the cultural insights it offers on the pre-World War One era, but I suspect that most readers will delight in the emerging and appealing love story of Carl and Lillian. In our rather nihilistic age, "The Poet and the Dream Girl" acts as a kind of moral and philosophical tonic, making one believe again in all the possibilities for art, love, and social reform so passionately and beautifully espoused in these pages." - Dan Guillory, "Illinois Books. "

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