Turn! turn! turn! : words from Ecclesiastes circa 250 B.C.E., translated into English in 1607
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Turn! turn! turn! : words from Ecclesiastes circa 250 B.C.E., translated into English in 1607
Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, c2003
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Summary: A song, based on Bible verses, which proclaims that there is a season for everything, as well as the original music by Pete Seeger, The Byrds' version of the tune, and notes by Seeger about writing the song
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Description
To ev'rythingthere is a season
and a time
for ev'ry purpose
under heaven.
For thousands of years Ecclesiastes' beautiful words have inspired and given solace to people all over the world.
Pete Seeger was so moved by these words that he set the psalm to music and added a refrain and a line of his own. "Turn! Turn! Turn!" was recorded in 1962 by the Byrds. You can still hear the song on the radio today -- more than forty years later.
Now Wendy Anderson Halperin lends her talent and artistic vision to the famous song, creating a book like no other. Wendy's art invites you to turn, turn, turn the pages and investigate all the different ways people live and laugh, love and mourn, and the ways in which war and peace affect humanity.
It's your turn now, to read the words of Ecclesiastes, listen to Pete Seeger's music, gaze at Wendy Anderson Halperin's illustrations, and contemplate what being human is all about.
by "Nielsen BookData"