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245			_aStorytelling in early childhood : _benriching language, literacy and classroom culture / _cedited by Teresa Cremin ...[et al.].
260			_aLondon : _bRoutledge Taylor & Francis Group, _c2017.
300			_axiii, 210 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes index.
520			_aIn a quiet valley of the Swiss mountains, anarchic creatures, half giants, half animals, roam about. A cozy village transforms into a busy Alpine Wall Street in the summertime. And wildly blazing torches on people's shoulders plunge a historic old town into a sea of flames every year. Quaint, fervent and close to nature - the Swiss cultivate their very own local customs and traditions with a great deal of passion. There are rituals that wistfully bid farewell to summer or exuberantly drive away the long winter, that celebrate religious occasions or cultivate secular events; sometimes similar to those of a hundred years ago, sometimes adapted to the present. Together, the photographer and authors traveled through Switzerland tracing some of its most beautiful and wildest traditions, exploring what they are really about and what they mean to people. In this volume, the editors present their personal highlights of the customs of Swiss urban and rural life.
700			_aCremin, T.
700			_aFlewitt, R.
700			_aMardell, B.
700			_aSwann, J.
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