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Beautiful artwork and engaging narration help this retelling shine, hopefully inspiring viewers to explore this classic tale in its entirety.
The scarcity of fiction at this level on the theme of architecture adds value to this selection. An optional purchase for elementary school and public library collections.
A good choice for libraries in need of fairy-tale stories for elementary school youth or families looking for entertainment.
For students studying the environment, though a more general selection that includes information on American rivers might be a better choice.
The detailed series is great for a quick overview of a particular subject, with graphic maps, primary source images, stimulating quotes, and effective visual techniques to make the images come alive. Useful for AP U.S. history, these resources can lead to lively class discussions.
This documentary on how advertising psychologically manipulates people does not shed any new light on the subject.
Beautifully animated and narrated, this is an essential purchase for children's biography collections.
Not only would high school and college art students benefit from this content-rich film but also those studying cultural/artistic connections.
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