The great book of Olympic Games

Author(s)
    • Motta, Veruska
    • Poli, Luca
    • Sempel, Inga
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The great book of Olympic Games

text by Veruska Motta ; illustrations by Luca Poli ; [translation: Inga Sempel]

White Star Kids, c2021

  • : hardcover

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Description

Every four years, during the summer, the whole world comes together to celebrate and support the best athletes from each country. The Olympic Games are a worldwide event, and their roots can be found in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea: Greece. Starting from the origins in Ancient Greece to the modern times games - including the Winter Games - children will discover every fun fact, sport, and champion of the games. Filled with information, easy texts and funny illustrations, this book will also help children to think on the deepest meaning of sport and to consider what it takes to become a champion. A selection of the most inspirational profiles of champions of all time, from every country, with also a special list of the most winning of all. Ages: 7 plus

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 4 THE ORIGINS OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES 6 ATHLETES: HEROES OR GODS? 24 AND IN THE END 36 A MAN WITH A GREAT IDEA GREAT CHAMPIONS! 38 THE WINTER OLYMPICS 66 KINGS AND QUEENS OF WINTER 70 NEVER GIVE UP: THE PARALYMPIC GAMES 74 LOOKING FORWARD 78

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Details
  • NCID
    BC00553959
  • ISBN
    • 9788854416536
  • Country Code
    it
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    Milan
  • Pages/Volumes
    79 p.
  • Size
    30 cm
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