Copérnico - Calle, David
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Why are there seasons, why do days and nights follow one another? If the stars do not move, is the Sun not a star? These are just some of the questions that Nicolaus Copernicus asked himself. At that time, mankind had thought for two thousand years that the Earth was the center of the Universe. However, the young Copernicus could not explain what his eyes were seeing and, as a good scientist, he did not stop until he proved that our planet, the Earth, does not stop moving. Both the narrative register and the style of the images are suitable for schoolchildren between 8 and 11 years of age. The…mehr

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Why are there seasons, why do days and nights follow one another? If the stars do not move, is the Sun not a star? These are just some of the questions that Nicolaus Copernicus asked himself. At that time, mankind had thought for two thousand years that the Earth was the center of the Universe. However, the young Copernicus could not explain what his eyes were seeing and, as a good scientist, he did not stop until he proved that our planet, the Earth, does not stop moving. Both the narrative register and the style of the images are suitable for schoolchildren between 8 and 11 years of age. The text and illustrations make sure to deal with didactic themes transversal to the character's areas of activity, both for family reading and for use in schools and to reinforce the educational program.
Autorenporträt
David Calle (Madrid, 1972) is a telecommunications engineer and teacher. He is known as "Unicoos" on Youtube, where he has a community of more than 1.5 million subscribers and functions as an educational organization for high school and university students. Born in Barcelona in 1984. She studied Art Studies and later Illustration at the school of art and design Eina. Her career began in the art world, with exhibitions in Barcelona and Berlin and then gradually moving towards illustration. She currently works combining editorial projects and stories for both children and adults.