Bøger af Jacob Kramer

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A collection of poems on economics, personal love, war, and the promise that life renews itself. It is a spring book for hard times. These poems were written with the understanding that it is still a beautiful thing for humans to write-sing about what they feel, despite the encroaching complexities of AI and abstract, or postmodern art.

"Looking Up is a celebration of telescopes - their shapes, sizes, and the science they enable. Open your eyes to the wonder of the skies! All over the world, people have built fantastic structures for looking up into the sky. These telescopes are not just scientific instruments -- they are monuments to curiosity and collaboration. In this book readers are introduced to the amazing spectrum of light, and the diverse shapes and methods used to study it. Clear inventive language meets with playful yet graphic imagery in this stunning non-fiction title."--Provided by publisher.

Looking Up is a celebration of telescopes around the world and speeding through space. These incredible structures gaze out into the solar system and beyond, helping us learn about distant stars and planets.

Noodlephant and her friends are back, this time with a tale of power, politics, private property, and of course...pasta!