Commotion in the henhouse, or A Brief History of Democracy
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In the morning, there was a commotion in the chicken coop: the white rooster had disappeared. There is no doubt that it was the fox's doing. It is necessary to unite and resist, as the best defense is a good offense. The black, red, and white hens endlessly argue about who will lead the operation...
This book could be the first textbook on group interaction. Through the lens of absurdity and humor, the author shows how society works.
About the author
Laurent Cardon is a French artist who lives in Brazil. When creating his picture books, he is inspired by animals and uses stories about them to talk to children about complex social issues such as equality, xenophobia, and tolerance.
For middle school age.
This book could be the first textbook on group interaction. Through the lens of absurdity and humor, the author shows how society works.
About the author
Laurent Cardon is a French artist who lives in Brazil. When creating his picture books, he is inspired by animals and uses stories about them to talk to children about complex social issues such as equality, xenophobia, and tolerance.
For middle school age.
Author:
Author:Cardon Loran
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Dimensions:
Dimensions:27x21x1.3 cm
ISBN:
ISBN:978-985-15-5505-1
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