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Harry Endrulat

Auteur van A Bear in War

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male
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Canada
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Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Opleiding
Wilfrid Laurier University
Centennial College
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A writer and editor, HARRY ENDRULAT has worked in children’s publishing for many years. He is a graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University (with an Honours English degree) and Centennial College (with a Book and Magazine Publishing diploma). After the birth of his son Harrison and daughter Hayley, Harry began creating stories for their amusement – and as a means to keep them from running amuck (if just for a moment). Harry has written numerous books for the Max & Ruby series (based on the popular show on Treehouse TV.

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A poignant, subtle story about a family's loss to war told through the perspective of a stuffed bear sent to a soldier on the Western Front as part of a care package who was later killed in battle. A good World War I story told from a uniquely Canadian perspective and complemented with moving illustrations.
 
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Sullywriter | 4 andere besprekingen | May 22, 2015 |
When Lieut. Lawrence Browning Rogers went to war in 1915, he left behind a wife and two children in Canada. For two and a half years, family letters flew back and forth across the Atlantic, and so too, one Christmas season, did Teddy, a small brown teddy-bear sent by Aileen Rogers as a holiday gift for her father. When Lieut. Rogers was killed in October of 1917, while serving as a medic during the Battle of Passchendaele, Teddy was in his front pocket. And when his uniform and medal were sent home to Canada, so too was Teddy...

Co-written by Rogers' great-granddaughter, and narrated by Teddy himself, A Bear in War is the true story of one Canadian family's experiences during World War I. Discovered, along with other war mementos, in a family suitcase in 2002, Teddy can now be found at The Canadian War Museum, where his story - and that of his owners - has been preserved. With its simple, poignant narrative, in which a loving family is caught up in the great historical events of their time, and beautiful illustrations by Brian Deines - whose artwork so impressed me in SkySisters - A Bear In War is well worth the time of any young reader interested in the history of World War I, or in the issue of honoring veterans for their service.
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AbigailAdams26 | 4 andere besprekingen | Apr 19, 2013 |
A poignant, subtle story about a family's loss to war told through the perspective of a stuffed bear sent to a soldier on the Western Front as part of a care package who was later killed in battle. A good World War I story told from a uniquely Canadian perspective and complemented with moving illustrations.
 
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Sullywriter | 4 andere besprekingen | Apr 3, 2013 |
I am always on the look out for a new Remembrance Day story that children can learn and relate to the historical time period. I felt a Bear in War was a great book for my students this year. I read it in 2 parts as it was a bit long and it allowed me to read it and discuss at the same time. I loved how the story was told from the teddy bear's perspective.
 
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