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Although Douglas Wood is best known for his classic, Old Turtle (and sequel
Old Turtle and the Broken Truth) his writing creativity extends from picture books for children to inspirational books for people of all ages who are looking for a deeper connection to nature.His newest picture book Nothing to Do finds a child exploring the pleasures of an unstructured day. Douglas’ Wisdom of Nature series also has two new releases: How Does Your Garden Grow? and The Thing with Feathers. Autographed copies of all of Douglas’ books and available via the Store link. You’ll also find Douglas’ music and guided imagery CDs, cards and art prints there, too.
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- Children's Books
- Adult Books
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Old Turtle
The message of this best-selling book has a revelance that transcends time. Now, more that ever, we need to heed Old Turtle's wisdom and look beyond ourselves to heal the Earth and eliminate unnecessary divisions among us. |
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Old Turtle and the Broken Truth
Old Turtle returns with advice to listen to the "language of breezes...learning lessons from stones and animals and trees and stars." When a universal truth falls blazing from the sky, mankind begins to value the possession of the "truth" over the ability to understand it. A young girl seeks the help of Old Turtle to lead us back to a fuller comprehension of the truth that abounds in Nature. |
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Nothing to Do
Douglas Wood's text combines with Wendy Halperin's cornucopia of images to demonstrate that it is possible to find an infinite number of interesting things to do on those unscheduled days—something that is becoming less frequent in a child's life...or adults for that matter! |
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The Secret of Saying Thanks
In the inspirational text that made him a bestselling, internationally acclaimed author, Douglas Wood offers a spiritual homage to nature and the world. Greg Shed's stunning portraits of the natural world tenderly portray all of the many ways in which we can say thanks for the wonders in life that we sometimes take for granted. |
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A Quiet Place
In poetic and gently philosophical prose, explore what it's like to find that special place where we all can think our own thoughts and feel our own feelings. Douglas Wood's exploration and will inspire readers of all ages to seek out their very own quiet place. |
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Grandad’s Prayers of the Earth
Winner of the Christopher Medal.
A beautiful and moving picture book about the bond between a grandparent and child and the enduring spirit of love. An inspired collaboration between the award-winning author of Old Turtle and acclaimed illustrator P. J. Lynch, a two-time winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal.
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Chickadee’s Message
“It has long been said among the ancient peoples of the north woods and prairies that the Chickadee, though very small, is very wise. This brave and cheerful little creature understands many of the mysteries at the heart of nature, and in the hearts of humans. There is an old story that tells of these things...”
So begins Douglas Wood’s latest picture book, Chickadee’s Message, an inspirational and timeless tale about overcoming trial and hardship. Lovely watercolors by Elly Van Diest bring the story to life and make this a perfect book for bird lovers and all who strive to be “bright of eye and strong of heart.” |
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Rabbit and the Moon
One of Douglas Wood’s favorite story-telling tales, this ancient Cree legend from “the morning of the world” tells the story of how there came to be a rabbit on the moon. And—just for good measure—how Crane got his long legs. It also contains a powerful message of inspiration about the importance of dreams, and making those dreams come true. |
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| The “Can’t Do” series (New York Times Bestseller List) |
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On the New York Times bestseller list!
Great books for a read-aloud with mom, dad, or grandma or a sweet gift for a favorite teacher. |
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