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Name: Creatively Human : Why We Imagine, Make and Innovate (Orca Think)
Author: Peterson, Lois
ISBN: [978-1-45983-777-5,1-45983-777-0]

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Creatively Human : Why We Imagine, Make and Innovate (Orca Think)

Author: Peterson, Lois

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Follett Number: 2042HG7
Audience: Middle School
Publisher: Orca Book Publishers, 2025
Format: 90 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm.
ISBN-13: 978-1-45983-777-5
ISBN-10: 1-45983-777-0
Dewey: 153.3
Classifications: Nonfiction

Subjects:

Creative Ability Juvenile Literature

Creative Ability Social Aspects Juvenile Literature

Creative Thinking Juvenile Literature

Creative Thinking Social Aspects Juvenile Literature

Imagination Juvenile Literature

Imagination Social Aspects Juvenile Literature

Includes bibliographical references (page 88) and index. "This illustrated book for middle-grade readers explores creativity and how it affects our lives and our world"--Provided by publisher.

From the publisher:
Creativity is everywhere and everyone is creative. Our brains and bodies are built to make and innovate, and that instinct is as old as humanity itself. Starting when we're babies, we draw, tell stories, invent, dance, perform, make music, among dozens of other creative acts. Did you know that our ancestors were weaving 12,000 years ago and using pigment to make paintings 17,000 years ago? Today, creativity is all around us, in public and private spaces and places all over the world. From graffiti and flash mobs to music class and TV screens, Creatively Humanencourages young readers to look at the world with a creative eye. Explore the origins and impact of ideas and inventions, arts and technology, and learn about the developments and advances that change and improve the lives of everyone. It's time to recognize and celebrate how everyone--including you--contributes to our world in so many creative ways! The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.

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