Two Worlds, one child's heart

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Two Worlds, One Child's Heart – For sale only on Amazon

This is a true story about two children, two countries and one friendship 

The book is nominated to the DBW18 award, for the Best book at the category Interactive fiction

"Two Worlds, One Child's Heart" gained most favorable criticism as it presents the young reader with experiences from China and insights which are important for his/her continuous way in the world.  The most conspicuous of them is the importance of equality between human beings, while discussing the difference issues which actually leads to finding the similarities between them

The insight that despite the difference we are all similar, is expressed in the book throughout the journey in China. It describes, in stages, the way in which the different can also be similar. As a teacher and a journalist and a mother of two children, I experience daily our needs and those of our children to bridge, despite the differences, between children and people. And when the similarity is revealed, that is when magic takes place

This is a book describing friendship between children from different cultures. Even though seemingly they are different it turns out there are similarities. Gradually their friendship is interwoven between them and along that, we learn some Chinese. The beautiful drawings actually carry us to the Far East

Ran Yagil from "Maariv" recommends Two Worlds- One Child's Heart

This is a true story about two children, two countries and one friendship. Kaminsky certainly knows how to tell a story and Nadya Adina Rose does wonders with her drawings.   A fascinating world of scents, sounds and taste emerges from the pages

Osnat Blair –Parents and Children

"The book opens a small, and colorful aperture to The Dragon Country and grants its readers a few "bites" of local cultures. The readers find themselves attached to the plot, the sceneries, the food and the scents of that far away country. By the end of the book, the readers can say hello in Chinese and even count to ten

Shula Frumer- "Yedito Tikshoret

"My impression was that it concerns an important book, intended to nurture ideological issues, such as: co-existence and tolerance which should be promoted among our students

Ms. Odaya Mel – Regional instructor for reading skills and literature on behalf of the Ministry of Education, Israel

The more we direct the children to accept the different whoever it is, thus we shall gain a more supportive and accepting society. Through the constitutive story of the journey of Shahar and zauo Young, the children understand that it is precisely the difference that is bringing them closer and in fact When everything is different it is easier to find the similar

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