Library's review
Twenty peacemakers are highlighted with brief biographies that include photos and quotations. This insightful collection is organized into five paths to peace: Choosing Nonviolence, Living Peace, Honoring Diversity, Valuing All Life, and Caring for the Planet. Conclusion includes discussion
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questions. Bibliography, Index, Photo Credits, Help Share the Message. Free study guides are available on the book’s website. Show Less
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Publication
LTS Press (2008), Edition: 51007th, 208 pages
Description
Profiles twenty people who have promoted peace in their lives from a Vietnamese monk to a Brazilian musician. Explores five approaches to peacemaking: choosing nonviolence, living peace, honoring diversity, valuing all life, and caring for the planet.
Awards
Dayton Literary Peace Prize (Longlist — Nonfiction — 2009)
Next Generation Indie Book Awards (Winner — Biography — 2009)
Eric Hoffer Book Award (Winner — Reference — 2009)
Mom's Choice Award (Young Adult)
Skipping Stones Honor Award (2008)
Language
Original language
English
Pages
208
Physical description
208 p.; 9.21 inches
ISBN
0980138205 / 9780980138207
DDC/MDS
| 920 |
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