My Symphony
My Symphony by William Henry Channing, published by Andrews McMeel Publishing in November 1997, is a children’s book that combines poetry and art. This edition features 48 pages and is presented in English. The book presents a reverent poem by Channing that outlines 18 inspirational ways to live a virtuous life, making it a thoughtful addition to children’s literature.
Readers will find that My Symphony is enhanced by 18 original illustrations by Mary Engelbreit, which help to visualize the themes of strength and purity. The combination of poetry and art aims to engage children in understanding the values of living a virtuous life. This work falls within the realms of juvenile nonfiction, crafts and hobbies, poetry, and music, making it a multifaceted resource for young readers.
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Mary’s first original children’s book since The Snow Queen has sold 100,000 copies since its debut. She puts her lavish touch to a reverent and radiant poem by nineteenth-century clergyman William Henry Channing. My Symphony, this brief yet powerful verse, lists 18 inspirational ways to live a virtuous life; Mary Engelbreit’s 18 original illustrations accompany them and help children visualize how they can grow up strong and pure, too.
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