SuitabookLanguage as imagination and vocation
Gabriela’s childhood imagination and pleasure in the sounds of words are connected with her later work as a poet and educator.
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Monica Brown - Author
Choose this for a short introduction to Gabriela Mistral, especially if the child enjoys poetry, languages, imaginative pictures or stories about how childhood interests can develop into creative and educational work.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceChoose this for a short introduction to Gabriela Mistral, especially if the child enjoys poetry, languages, imaginative pictures or stories about how childhood interests can develop into creative and educational work.
Gabriela’s childhood imagination and pleasure in the sounds of words are connected with her later work as a poet and educator.
The book introduces Gabriela Mistral as a poet, teacher, educational-system contributor and Nobel Prize winner.
The narrative focuses on childhood experiences and interests that are presented alongside Gabriela’s later career.
The portrait links personal potential with exceptional achievement, including a Nobel Prize and an illustrious career. You may wish to balance admiration with curiosity about the wider circumstances behind her work and recognition.
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