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Title: Old Order Changes
Author: Anna Tshekeche
Narrator: Whitney Edwards
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-06-13
Publisher: Tate Out Loud
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Tasha and Jim watched helplessly as their habitat was destroyed by settlers in favor of tobacco farming. People were moved into reserves where the land was infertile and overpopulated. Wildlife became easy targets to their predators. The reserves became barren because of poor cultivation methods. Dongas tore the land resulting in soil erosion and siltation.
Old Order Changes is a cautionary tale geared toward preventing further destruction - if we tell children the mistakes we have made and show how our daily actions affect our environment, they can make a positive change.
Members Reviews:
Educational book with beautiful illustrations!
Author Anna Tshekeche did a wonderful job with her new book, Old Order Changes. Friends Tasha the rabbit and Jim the Monkey used to have fun playing in the lush, green forests. They never worried about finding enough food or about hunters who wanted to kill them for food. But then bulldozers came and knocked down much of the forests. People farmed the land. After a awhile, Tasha and Jim couldn't find enough food. Tasha began growing food of her own on a little patch of land in the forest. But there were always dangers. This book offers a warning to us to protect the beautiful forests and all the animals who inhabit it. I recommend this book and it's important message.
Reviewed by author, Deanie Humphrys-Dunne
Great Tale
A great story that is very educational and got those who grew up in a different time it brings back good memories. My daughter loved the story and got the underlying points. A great book and the story was easy to follow!!!
Great Read
My children loved listening to this story. They were completely engaged and asked questions along the way. We were able to talk about several ethical dilemmas we face today. The pictures are great too.
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Title: Old Order Changes
Author: Anna Tshekeche
Narrator: Whitney Edwards
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-06-13
Publisher: Tate Out Loud
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Tasha and Jim watched helplessly as their habitat was destroyed by settlers in favor of tobacco farming. People were moved into reserves where the land was infertile and overpopulated. Wildlife became easy targets to their predators. The reserves became barren because of poor cultivation methods. Dongas tore the land resulting in soil erosion and siltation.
Old Order Changes is a cautionary tale geared toward preventing further destruction - if we tell children the mistakes we have made and show how our daily actions affect our environment, they can make a positive change.
Members Reviews:
Educational book with beautiful illustrations!
Author Anna Tshekeche did a wonderful job with her new book, Old Order Changes. Friends Tasha the rabbit and Jim the Monkey used to have fun playing in the lush, green forests. They never worried about finding enough food or about hunters who wanted to kill them for food. But then bulldozers came and knocked down much of the forests. People farmed the land. After a awhile, Tasha and Jim couldn't find enough food. Tasha began growing food of her own on a little patch of land in the forest. But there were always dangers. This book offers a warning to us to protect the beautiful forests and all the animals who inhabit it. I recommend this book and it's important message.
Reviewed by author, Deanie Humphrys-Dunne
Great Tale
A great story that is very educational and got those who grew up in a different time it brings back good memories. My daughter loved the story and got the underlying points. A great book and the story was easy to follow!!!
Great Read
My children loved listening to this story. They were completely engaged and asked questions along the way. We were able to talk about several ethical dilemmas we face today. The pictures are great too.