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The Man Who Grew Young por Daniel Quinn
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The Man Who Grew Young (edición 2001)

por Daniel Quinn (Autor), Tim Eldred (Autor), Tim Eldred (Ilustrador)

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Adam Taylor lives what seems to him an ordinary life in an ordinary world, where the sun just happens to rise in the west and set in the east, and people begin their lives when they're taken from their graves and end them when they're united with their mothers. But unlike everyone else, Adam has trouble accepting this process. He doesn't seem to have a mother and hence cannot return to her body in the accepted way.Tim Eldred's illustrations bring to life this masterful tale of a future world which chronicles Adam's search for his mother. The journey takes him to Alta, a seer who describes to her incredulous listeners an earlier world where people grew older rather than younger; to Egypt, where he's greeted as a god; and to increasingly distant places that the author reveals with haunting power.… (más)
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Título:The Man Who Grew Young
Autores:Daniel Quinn (Autor)
Otros autores:Tim Eldred (Autor), Tim Eldred (Ilustrador)
Información:Context Books (2001), Edition: First Edition, 97 pages
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This graphic novel is based on the theory of the Big Bang reversing into the Big Crunch. People are removed from the ground and then grow younger until finally united with their mothers. Except for Adam who appears to have no mother. He doesn’t grow younger and keeps going back in time looking to solve the mystery of his existence. The story works in a lot of creation stories including the biblical stories and evolutionary theory. It’s in the latter where Adam finally finds his mother in the trilobites of the sea. The story has a good concept but it’s not always executed well. ( )
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Adam Taylor lives what seems to him an ordinary life in an ordinary world, where the sun just happens to rise in the west and set in the east, and people begin their lives when they're taken from their graves and end them when they're united with their mothers. But unlike everyone else, Adam has trouble accepting this process. He doesn't seem to have a mother and hence cannot return to her body in the accepted way.Tim Eldred's illustrations bring to life this masterful tale of a future world which chronicles Adam's search for his mother. The journey takes him to Alta, a seer who describes to her incredulous listeners an earlier world where people grew older rather than younger; to Egypt, where he's greeted as a god; and to increasingly distant places that the author reveals with haunting power.

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