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A carregar... The Keeper of Wisdompor Laura Berkeley
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Adira ao LibraryThing para descobrir se irá gostar deste livro. Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro. This book is about and old lady that tries to sell a city books about wisdom. The mayor of the city feel slike they are happy and don't need any wisdom, but towards the end of the book they experience many trials and hard times. They wish they would have listen to the old woman that had come three times to sell them wisdom, but they turned her away. Finally, they use the last of their money to buy the last book she has and overtime they get back on their feet. The mayor decides to go and tell others about the wisdon that he has and travel just as the old woman had been doing. The story was about people that think they know everything, but no one knows everything so it a lesson in that. Also, I really like the illustrations that were very different that what you usually see in books. ( ) sem críticas | adicionar uma crítica
In a distant time, in a faraway land, there stand a magnificent city where everyone lives well. When an old beggar woman arrives with twelve books containing all the wisdom in the world, the mayor of the city laughs at her. What need has he for these ancient books? The city is prosperous and its people have everything that money can buy. Each summer, the old woman returns to the city with fewer books for sale, only to be turned away again. Yet each winter, the mayor dreams of the old beggar woman and the books he has rejected, and, when hard times hit the city, he knows he has made a foolish mistake. Almost too late, the mayor realizes that he needs the old woman's wisdom if he is to restore the city's good fortune. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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