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portada Camille 1944: If you are a bird, do not forget how to fly (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Editorial
Idioma
Inglés
N° páginas
192
Encuadernación
Tapa Blanda
Dimensiones
21.6x14x1.1 cm
Peso
0.25 kg.
ISBN13
9781537623092

Camille 1944: If you are a bird, do not forget how to fly (en Inglés)

Claude Beccai (Autor) · Marne Carmean (Ilustrado por) · Jackie Chambers (Ilustrado por) · Createspace · Tapa Blanda

Camille 1944: If you are a bird, do not forget how to fly (en Inglés) - Chambers, Jackie ; Carmean, Marne ; Beccai, Claude

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I hope my stories do not bore you. All I say here did truly happen to me and has shaped my way of looking at things for the better and the worse. I changed names of people for the sake of privacy, just in case they, or their descendants are still alive and are offended. Of course, maniacs such as Hitler has existed. It is hard to believe that the human race can repeatedly produce, monsters of the sort, but let's not forget that these monsters are mere puppets of worse monsters who work in the shadow. They keep popping up around the world: in Brazil, in Argentina, in Saudi Arabia, in Russia and in Rumania. However I did not write this book to give a lecture in world affairs; I wrote it to give a voice to all the past, present and future war children who number in the millions, in Syria, in Africa, in Latin America, in Asia, and sadly here in North America, particularly with the Black and Indian children. To do so, I returned to my three-foot tall self when Europe was ablaze. I was a privileged child to be born in France, for I could have been born in Poland or Russia or Germany where I probably would not have survived unless my parents would have been clever enough and wealthy enough to escape to more hospitable horizons. This is not meant to be a sob story, for as a child this was my world and I just saw it as a matter of fact, nothing before and nothing after. Only the present counts for a child. When sad, the child is sad forever, even if in grownup time it only lasts ten minutes. There is no chronology in this work, because a child does not have a sense of time, or rather the child has a different sense of time. The child follows the feelings rather than the timing, and it is out of his or her need to sort out the events occurring around him/her that the child constructs reality. We need to return to this perspective. The weight of our long grown up experience tends to cloud our judgment. I hope I succeeded in giving a voice to the child I once was, that some will listen and befriend her, I also hope this will encourage them to reconnect with their own childhood as there is much to gain in doing so.

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