Karen Swann Bücher

Eine poetische Geschichte über die Wunderwelt der Meere, die uns dazu einlädt, die Natur unseres Planeten nachhaltig zu bewahren. Der Wal lädt ein Kind auf eine Erkundungstour in sein einzigartiges Zuhause ein – das Meer. Gemeinsam schwimmen sie auf den Wellen, spielen mit Delfinen und tauchen nach versunkenen Schätzen. Doch auf dieser Reise sieht das Kind auch, wie sehr die einzigartige Schönheit der Meere bedroht ist: durch den Plastikmüll der Menschen. Und es verspricht, dem Wal und allen Lebewesen der Erde zu helfen. Empfohlen ab 3 Jahren

A poetic and fantastical tale of friendship, which highlights the distress caused to sea creatures by plastic. A debut by both a talented new author and talented new illustrator.

The book delves into the biographical allure surrounding John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, examining how their posthumous receptions reflect a broader fascination with the lives of poets. It posits that this attachment to poetic figures is crucial for understanding how poetry endures in modern times, highlighting the intersection of biography and literary legacy.

The book emphasizes the importance of understanding personal struggles as a lack of knowledge and wisdom rather than failure. It encourages readers to recognize that their greatest obstacles often come from within, urging them to embrace their purpose and fulfill their destiny with God's guidance. Karen Swann, a preacher and teacher, shares insights on overcoming negativity and emphasizes the significance of family values and spiritual growth, aiming to inspire readers to pursue success through faith and self-awareness.

Come on a magical journey of wonder and discovery from misty seaside shorelines to cold ice-capped seas. This beautiful tale of friendship between a child and a whale invites us to consider our responsibilities towards the environment and makes a direct plea to end plastic pollution. 'Where land becomes sky and the sky becomes sea, I first saw the whale, and the whale first saw me.'