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One City, Two Brothers: A Story from Jerusalem

$14.99

By Chris Smith
Illustrated by Aurelia Fronty

This ancient tale about brotherly love could not be more timely. Told for centuries by Jewish, Christian and Muslim people, its theme of peaceable sharing and goodwill is relevant to adults and children alike.

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By Chris Smith
Illustrated by Aurelia Fronty

This ancient tale about brotherly love could not be more timely. Told for centuries by Jewish, Christian and Muslim people, its theme of peaceable sharing and goodwill is relevant to adults and children alike.

By Chris Smith
Illustrated by Aurelia Fronty

This ancient tale about brotherly love could not be more timely. Told for centuries by Jewish, Christian and Muslim people, its theme of peaceable sharing and goodwill is relevant to adults and children alike.

  • Format: Paperback picture book

    Dimensions: 25.4 cm x 24.8 cm

    Pages:

  • ISBN: 9781782852520

    Publisher: Barefoot Books

    Release Date: 1 December 2015

  • Author: Chris Smith

    Illustrator: Aurelia Fronty

  • Early Childhood (4-6 yrs)

    Younger Readers (6-9 yrs)

  • DIVERSE CULTURAL VOICES

    sharing, goodwill, brotherly love, peace, Jewish, Christian, Muslim

Diverse Cultural Voices
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