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When they enter elementary school and they reach the second or third grade, they finally experience a direct election of the class picking officials. There will be candidates who will make honest and honest promises to be in charge. There are candidates who will be willing to put all kinds of hard-core commitments into the open. The "Rear of the Wolf" we met with today was the first candidate, Pascal, to see you this year in the election to vote for new representatives of the farm. Pascal is
Oh, my God. I'm here to see the writer David Cali. Your book is a collection of kids. This is an election drawing book. The cover shows that the wolf came out of the election. But the animals that cheer on -- sheep, chickens, mice, pigs. It was a book of wonder from the cover of what story would be. There was an election to vote on the farm for a new representative. He was always a farm animal candidate, and this is the first time he'd seen it. It was a wolf who always wanted to be his friend.
There was an election to vote for a new representative of the farm. This year, we had a new candidate. It was the wolf Pascal. Pascal was attractive, kind, smart, cool, handsome. It became election day, and the animals voted. Who was elected? It was Pascal. But then strange things started happening. Animals started disappearing. Animals ask for help, but Pascal and Ministers don't answer anything. When angry animals came to Pascal's office and didn't meet him, he broke into the door. What
The motivation for seeing the book was to wonder if wolves would keep their promises and talk to them about elections. First on the cover, a wolf is announcing a commitment that has one eye closed. The look on your face is kind of significant. Is that what you're trying to do? And here's what it says:. The election will take place to vote for new representatives of the farm. The candidates are farm animals, as usual. But this is what happens when the first candidates come along, the wolf
David Cali: Wolf's Election
There's an important election to vote for every single animal farm. We see a lot of familiar candidates. Pig Pierre, hen-sack, little mice... but this year, we have a new big candidate! A wolf, a nice, cool, smart one! The hot attention of farm animals began to be directed at this new candidate. Can wolf candidates, supported by farm animals, be the perfect representative that everyone would expect? Bologna Ratzing and Baobab Prize-winning writer David Cali's witty imagination and sharp satire! The wolf election is a comic book by David Carly, the world writer who throws into children's minds in a humorous and unique way that always gives them the ability to read books. This exciting story, which is going to happen in the election of a farm that meets the election season, will stimulate the imagination of a child reader and provide useful information, including the concepts and procedures of elections. And also, the satire elements everywhere provide an unexpected opportunity to remind the adult who reads the book of what it really means to be elected. So the pleasant imagination of the author, the election of wolves, is a great help in expanding the minds of children's readers with valuable themes that they and their parents can think about together. Children who read this book will naturally learn the value of participation and the role of wise citizens through the actions of animals who are the owners and owners of the farm in stories.
Korean title: 늑대의 선거
Korean author: 다비드 칼리
Korean publisher: 다림
ISBN-13: 9788961771641
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When they enter elementary school and they reach the second or third grade, they finally experience a direct election of the class picking officials. There will be candidates who will make honest and honest promises to be in charge. There are candidates who will be willing to put all kinds of hard-core commitments into the open. The "Rear of the Wolf" we met with today was the first candidate, Pascal, to see you this year in the election to vote for new representatives of the farm. Pascal is
Oh, my God. I'm here to see the writer David Cali. Your book is a collection of kids. This is an election drawing book. The cover shows that the wolf came out of the election. But the animals that cheer on -- sheep, chickens, mice, pigs. It was a book of wonder from the cover of what story would be. There was an election to vote on the farm for a new representative. He was always a farm animal candidate, and this is the first time he'd seen it. It was a wolf who always wanted to be his friend.
There was an election to vote for a new representative of the farm. This year, we had a new candidate. It was the wolf Pascal. Pascal was attractive, kind, smart, cool, handsome. It became election day, and the animals voted. Who was elected? It was Pascal. But then strange things started happening. Animals started disappearing. Animals ask for help, but Pascal and Ministers don't answer anything. When angry animals came to Pascal's office and didn't meet him, he broke into the door. What
The motivation for seeing the book was to wonder if wolves would keep their promises and talk to them about elections. First on the cover, a wolf is announcing a commitment that has one eye closed. The look on your face is kind of significant. Is that what you're trying to do? And here's what it says:. The election will take place to vote for new representatives of the farm. The candidates are farm animals, as usual. But this is what happens when the first candidates come along, the wolf
