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Su Dongpu: Chinese Genius.


Su Dongpu: Chinese Genius

Demi

Lee & Low Books

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Written and illustrated by Demi, "Su Dongpu: Chinese Genius" is the picturebook story of a man named Su Shih Su Shih: see Su Tung-p'o.  in ancient China who as a boy began to write stories and versus expressing an admiration of the natural world. When Su Shih grew up to become an important scholar and influential statesman, he changed his name to Su Dongpo and risked his life by promoting justice and condemning corruption. The celebration story of a life of hardship and success lived with grace, ;humility Humility
See also Modesty.

Humorousness (See WITTINESS.)

Bernadette Soubirous, St.

humble girl to whom Virgin Mary appeared. [Christian Hagiog.: Attwater, 65–66]

Bonaventura, St.

washes dishes even though a cardinal.
 and compassion that is designed to inspire young readers with a real-life example of dignity, ingenuity, courage, and resilience, "Su Dongpu: Chinese Genius" is a strongly recommended addition to both school and library picturebook collections.
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