Anabel Kindersley Knihy

Fotografie a text popisující domovy, školy a rodinný život mladých lidí z celého světa.

Photographs and text depict the homes, schools, family life, and culture of young people around the world.

For the best part of a year Barnabas and Anabel Kindersley travelled around Britain to compile a portrait of British children on the eve of the new millennium. They asked the children questions about what they think and feel about their lives, their homes, their friends and their families, and about their hopes and dreams for the future. The result is an extraordinary book, Children of Britain Just Like Me. Every child in the book tells a unique story and each of them demonstrates their talent and energy in a time when the world is looking both to the past and to the future for answers. From eight-year-old Ruairidh in the north west of Scotland to Can and Cem, nine-year-old twins of Turkish decent and growing up in London, each child casts a fresh and canny eye over the world in which we live.Published in association with UNICEF and with a foreword by Robbie Williams, Children of Britain Just Like Me is a book that children will return to time and time again, and one that parents will treasure long into the future. Age 8 and over --Susan Harrison

This remarkable new book from photographer and writer team Barnabas and Anabel Kindersley captures the color and vibrancy of international children’s festivals. For 12 months, Barnabas and Anabel traveled around the world, meeting children and talking to them about the celebrations and festivals they enjoy. The children’s stories were recorded in this beautiful book, published in association with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Original photography and the children’s own words bring to life many of the world’s major religious and local celebrations from countries as far apart as Japan and Mexico, India, and Sweden. From the dazzling costumes of the Rio Carnival to the role of the elephants in Sri Lanka's Esala Perahera, children everywhere will love learning about the festivals and the wonderful ways in which these events are celebrated around the world.

Das Buch präsentiert fröhliche Feste aus aller Welt, wie Thanksgiving, das Puppenfest und den Nikolaustag. Kinder zeigen, warum sie sich auf diese Feiertage freuen und wie sie gefeiert werden. Es bietet spannende Einblicke in verschiedene Kulturen und fördert Toleranz und Lebensfreude. Ab 6 Jahren.

Geboren im dämmrigen Licht an einem Kaffeehaustisch aus den Köpfen der Wiener Bohème, als Corona noch ein fernöstliches Problem zu sein schien, aus Freude über die wiederkehrende Dekadenz der jazzigen, wilden, goldenen, brüllenden 1920er, vereint 'Die zerrissenen Zwanziger' herausragende Texte über Tanzen, Geld, das Rom der Renaissance und Indien, kämpfende Künstler und Weingüter am anderen Ende der Welt.