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Janice Shefelman

Autor de A Mare for Young Wolf

15 Obras 868 Miembros 17 Reseñas

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Créditos de la imagen: John Burlinson, March 8, 2008

Series

Obras de Janice Shefelman

A Mare for Young Wolf (1993) 185 copias
A Paradise Called Texas (1983) 183 copias
I, Vivaldi (2008) 134 copias
Young Wolf's First Hunt (1995) 84 copias
Young Wolf and Spirit Horse (1997) 72 copias
Anna Maria's Gift (2010) 48 copias
Willow Creek Home (1985) 37 copias
Spirit of Iron (1989) 37 copias
A Peddler's Dream (1992) 29 copias
Victoria House (1988) 23 copias
Comanche Song (2000) 11 copias
Son of Spirit Horse (2004) 3 copias

Etiquetado

Conocimiento común

Fecha de nacimiento
1930
Género
female
Nacionalidad
USA
Lugares de residencia
Dallas, Texas, USA

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Reseñas

Straightforward account of a possible story of the elusive Antonio Vivaldi's early life. Most suitable for grades 2-3 in the context of more information about the time period, musical instruments, etc.
 
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KSchellVT | 8 reseñas más. | Apr 11, 2022 |
This book by a husband and wife Janice and Tom Shefelman is as enchanting as the subject and the setting of it. Antonio Vivaldi, a famous Italian composer was born to be a musician but his mother wanted him to be a priest. His father violinist Giovanni discovered a musical gift his child had early on, but mother made a vow to God for little Antonio be ordained into priesthood. Vivaldi ends up being a wonderful priest that taught music to orphan girls that became famous musicians themselves. Vivaldi's immortal pieces will forever delight and shine light. I, personally, love the Four Seasons, there is something magical about that piece that brings me joy. What an inspiring life story to never give up and follow your passions! I was so lucky to pick this book :).… (más)
 
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YUvarova | 8 reseñas más. | Oct 15, 2019 |
This historical fiction book follows the journey of a young man to America determined to make his mark in retail. He meets many obstacles along his way including robbery and fire but never gives up his dream and eventually realizes his dream through hard work and belief in himself. I like the book as it documents the most humble beginnings of our immigrant ancestors and illustrates to children the qualities that are needed to be a success in America then and now. The pictures are rich in detail and the book could probably be understood alone through illustrations. It is a story about never giving up and following your dreams wherever you come from. Well done.… (más)
 
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EBlakeley | otra reseña | Feb 13, 2019 |
This book tells the story of Antonio Vivaldi, a famous violinist. On the day he was born, his mother vowed to God that he will become a priest when he gets older. Vivaldi was very passionate about playing the violin and wanted to live life playing music. Things got sticky when it was time for him to become a priest, but he wanted to play the violin. It is inspirational how he became a priest, but apparently, it was God's will for him to be playing the violin instead. He started teaching young children lessons on the violin at the church and made music for God.… (más)
 
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cynthiahurtado | 8 reseñas más. | Feb 5, 2019 |

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Obras
15
Miembros
868
Popularidad
#29,487
Valoración
4.1
Reseñas
17
ISBNs
59

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