Paul Ecke (63 results)

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Hardback. Condition: Good. Noot the Root Goot is an early childhood Picture Book of 32 pages. Each illustration done in watercolor and colored pencils ignites the imagination of the child. Noot, the protagonist, is a leafy green plant creature with a fuzzy mustache and beard, he leads and oversees a community of creatures called rootlets that live underground in a beautiful, magical place called Rootaland. His challenge is to teach the rootlets life lessons. Noot makes a gallant effort to present four Cardinal virtues prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. The ultimate goal is for the rootlets to learn Patience. In an epic personification, this very important virtue is demonstrated and presented to the rootlets by the creator of the underground world, the Giant Leaf King. Samuelson, Norma (illustrator).…

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Boy Dreamer: An Artist's Memoir of Identity, Awakening, and Beating the Odds. Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 266 pages. 9.29x6.54x1.06 inches. In Stock.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'Noot the Root Goot' is an early childhood Picture Book of 32 pages. Each illustration done in watercolor and colored pencils ignites the imagination of the child. Noot, the protagonist, is a leafy green plant creature with a fuzzy mustache and beard, he leads and oversees a community of creatures called rootlets that live underground in a beautiful, magical place called Rootaland. His challenge is to teach the rootlets life lessons. Noot makes a gallant effort to present four Cardinal virtues: prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. The ultimate goal is for the rootlets to learn 'Patience'. 'In an epic personification, this very important virtue is demonstrated and presented to the rootlets by the creator of the underground world, the Giant Leaf King.'. Samuelson, Norma (illustrator).…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The year is 1957. Four-year-old Paul Ecke sits timidly at a foreign kitchen table, eating the first inferior meal of many in a foster home. Longing for his beloved mother, he sees her only on short weekend visits that grow more infrequent over time, as she tries unsuccessfully to hide a nervous breakdown, along with yet another growing pregnancy. Struggling to endure the strict rules of the house and the coldness of his foster parents, Paul begins to live in his creative mind where everything is possible and the grandest of dreams take flight. But after his family reunites, the adults he relies on both crumble and harm, as improprieties occur and secrets are slowly revealed that add more layers to the complexity of a visibly sensitive boy's view of the world. Despiteor perhaps because ofthe emotional angst, complicated sexual identity issues, and deep loss he experiences, Paul cultivates a profound gift of creative genius. Vibrant with candor and resonant with details of coming of age in '60s and '70s California, as well as of bravely thriving for a decade with cancer, Boy Dreamer is a moving and ultimately triumphant story of a man who discovers his truth and courageously lives it, in a life brimming with love, art, gratitude, and beauty.…