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Showing posts with label children's book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children's book. Show all posts
Thursday, December 13, 2012
eBooks available from Mandala Publishing and Earth Aware Editions
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Monday, August 20, 2012
The Peaceable Forest
In this ancient parable from India, a forest-dwelling hunter learns that cruelty has consequences and that compassion has rewards. When the hunter meets the wise man Narada, "Do unto others as they would do unto you" takes on a very concrete meaning as the sage leads the hunter on an imagined journey in which the hunter becomes the hunted. When the hunter realizes how his actions affect other living things, he has a change of heart and begins to live in peace with the animals he once pursued.
Kosa Ely adapts this traditional Indian tale into an inviting narrative that presents the universal golden rule in a new and appealing way. Anna Johansson's richly detailed illustrations evoke the animal kingdom and enchanted forests with fine lines and luminous colors. The Peaceable Forest is the ideal picture book for inspiring young readers to respect life in all its forms.
Kosa Ely grew up in a family of artists in the coastal towns of California, writing and painting from a young age. After graduating from Laguna Beach High School, Kosa's English and art studies took her around the world, exploring storytelling and folk arts in eighteen countries. From the rainforests of Peru to villages in South India to remote areas of Australia.
Swedish born Anna Johansson's work has been featured in a variety of books and magazines. Her primary inspiration comes from the yoga traditions of ancient India and the fantasy styles of Arthur Rackham and Warwick Goble. She works primarily with pencil and ink. Anna and her daughter Vrinda are co-creating a three-volume illustrated version of the Indian epic Ramayana.
Monday, March 5, 2012
International New Age Trade Show
This will be our first time at the International New Age Trade Show but I have a feeling we'll be right at home among those walking the floor and interested in all things related to alternative medicine and a holistic way of living.
If you plan on attending the INATS event in Colorado this June, please do stop by the Mandala Publishing and Earth Aware Booth #316. We'll be sharing our new children's titles along with our books on yoga, vegetarian recipes and many more.
We're looking forward to connecting with some new faces.
If you plan on attending the INATS event in Colorado this June, please do stop by the Mandala Publishing and Earth Aware Booth #316. We'll be sharing our new children's titles along with our books on yoga, vegetarian recipes and many more.
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| Yoga and Vegetarianism |
Friday, March 2, 2012
Introducing Mandala Kids and Earth Aware Kids
Mandala Publishing and Earth Aware Editions are excited to launch a new line of books especially for young readers.
Hector by Steve Barnes and Manu's Ark lead our new line of books for Mandala Kids and Earth Aware Kids this season, adding a wider range of appeal to our books for humanitarians and titles focusing on Eastern philosophy.
May is a few pages away (on our monthly calendar), but join us for a week-long celebration for Children's Book Week, May 7 - 13th and as we share our forthcoming children's titles, including Earth Notebook, Peaceable Forest, Agha the Eight-Mile Monster, and Kaliya Serpent King this fall.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
India's Tale of the Great Flood
With gorgeous illustrations and lyrical text, Emma V. Moore shares this Eastern story of the Great Flood, retold for children.
When good King Manu prays for God Vishnu to protect the world, his prayers are answered in a most unexpected way.
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| Manu's Ark Written and Illustrated by Emma V. Moore |
Emma V. Moore attended Stourbridge College of Art before moving to India, where she studied Hindu art and philosophy for five years. She currently teaches classical Indian dance and is working on her next illustrated book. She lives in Hertfordshire, England.
Monday, February 6, 2012
Zebrapotamus
| Hector May 2012 |
Beautifully illustrated in rich water-colors, this simple story underscores the values of forgiveness, respect for differences, and the need to see beyond external appearances-important messages for young minds growing up in a globally aware era.
Hector
by Steve Barnes
Hardcover | $16.99 | 32 pages | Ages 3+
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