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Author/illustratorEinat Tsarfati’s picture book The Neighbors is the story of a young girl envisioning a more exciting life that “celebrates both imaginative power and the way great imaginations sometimes miss what’s closest to them” (Publishers Weekly

The storytellers acted as entertainers and reporters

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“Miller discusses a vast amount of topics in a straightforward yet casually conversational manner

The Culture of Bronze Religious And cutting produce into funThe Italian Renaissance was a golden age for bronze sculpture, both on a grand scalesuch as Ghibertis Gates of Paradise, or Cellinis Perseusand more intimate statuettes and small scale functional objects. Bronze, being both costly and luxurious, embodied power, authority, and eternity and emulated the classical past. Yet it was one of the easiest materials to recycle, especially at a time when the need for artillery was ever present. Drawing on the