ISBN: 9780486815695 - defender (5 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Louden, Claire; Louden Jr., George (ilustrador).

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Friendship and human warmth are important all over the world but especially in the arctic chill of the Siberian mountains, where assistance from a neighbour can mean the difference between life and death. Nevertheless, a devoted shepherd named Turgen risks losing his place in the community for the sake of the wild rams that share his mountain home. The villagers used to admire Turgen for his skills as a healer, but their superstition overwhelms their gratitude when a jealous shaman denounces the gentle shepherd for protecting the endangered rams from hunters. Only the widow Marfa remains steadfast and refuses to shun the defender of wildlife. Recounted by an author with intimate experience of life in an isolated Siberian village, this Newbery Honor Book tells a timeless tale of warm hearts in a cold climate. Kirkus Reviews noted that this book is "of interest to all children on many levels, as it supplies animal interest, a good story, and an enchanting glimpse of an unfamiliar region." AGES: 10 to 14 years AUTHOR: Siberian-born Nicholas Kalashnikoff spent four years of his adult life in the region while under political exile. During that period, he participated in an expedition to the far north setting for The Defender. Kalashnikoff became an American citizen in 1930 and wrote several books for adults and chlidren. Newbery Honor Book recounts a timeless tale of a shepherd's devotion to the wild rams of his native Siberia. "A good story, and an enchanting glimpse of an unfamiliar region." - Kirkus Reviews. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Louden, Claire; Louden Jr., George (ilustrador).…

Condición: good. Fast Free Shipping â" Good condition. It may show normal signs of use, such as light writing, highlighting, or library markings, but all pages are intact and the book is fully readable. A solid, complete copy that's ready to enjoy. Louden, Claire; Louden Jr., George (ilustrador).

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Friendship and human warmth are important all over the world but especially in the arctic chill of the Siberian mountains, where assistance from a neighbour can mean the difference between life and death. Nevertheless, a devoted shepherd named Turgen risks losing his place in the community for the sake of the wild rams that share his mountain home. The villagers used to admire Turgen for his skills as a healer, but their superstition overwhelms their gratitude when a jealous shaman denounces the gentle shepherd for protecting the endangered rams from hunters. Only the widow Marfa remains steadfast and refuses to shun the defender of wildlife. Recounted by an author with intimate experience of life in an isolated Siberian village, this Newbery Honor Book tells a timeless tale of warm hearts in a cold climate. Kirkus Reviews noted that this book is "of interest to all children on many levels, as it supplies animal interest, a good story, and an enchanting glimpse of an unfamiliar region." AGES: 10 to 14 years AUTHOR: Siberian-born Nicholas Kalashnikoff spent four years of his adult life in the region while under political exile. During that period, he participated in an expedition to the far north setting for The Defender. Kalashnikoff became an American citizen in 1930 and wrote several books for adults and chlidren. Newbery Honor Book recounts a timeless tale of a shepherd's devotion to the wild rams of his native Siberia. "A good story, and an enchanting glimpse of an unfamiliar region." - Kirkus Reviews. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Louden, Claire; Louden Jr., George (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Friendship and human warmth are important all over the world but especially in the arctic chill of the Siberian mountains, where assistance from a neighbour can mean the difference between life and death. Nevertheless, a devoted shepherd named Turgen risks losing his place in the community for the sake of the wild rams that share his mountain home. The villagers used to admire Turgen for his skills as a healer, but their superstition overwhelms their gratitude when a jealous shaman denounces the gentle shepherd for protecting the endangered rams from hunters. Only the widow Marfa remains steadfast and refuses to shun the defender of wildlife. Recounted by an author with intimate experience of life in an isolated Siberian village, this Newbery Honor Book tells a timeless tale of warm hearts in a cold climate. Kirkus Reviews noted that this book is "of interest to all children on many levels, as it supplies animal interest, a good story, and an enchanting glimpse of an unfamiliar region." AGES: 10 to 14 years AUTHOR: Siberian-born Nicholas Kalashnikoff spent four years of his adult life in the region while under political exile. During that period, he participated in an expedition to the far north setting for The Defender. Kalashnikoff became an American citizen in 1930 and wrote several books for adults and chlidren. Newbery Honor Book recounts a timeless tale of a shepherd's devotion to the wild rams of his native Siberia. "A good story, and an enchanting glimpse of an unfamiliar region." - Kirkus Reviews. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Louden, Claire; Louden Jr., George (ilustrador).…