Find out about world leaders in recent history; Malala Yousafzai, the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize; the late Sadako Sasaki of Hiroshima, Japan; a U.S. veteran who has become a ceramicist for peace and understanding; and a 13-year-old girl in Nepal who dreams of becoming a teacher. Discover what exactly the Nobel Peace Prize means and how it was created, see why white doves became an international symbol of peace, and learn how marigolds and mustard seeds can be used as tools of peace in Nepal.
Plus, make your very own ma’amoul, a sweet treat enjoyed by people of different religions, cultures, and communities throughout time. Contribute to a peace collage, solve a crossword puzzle, and more. This issue of FACES Magazine transports readers around the world and into a hopeful future!
Enjoy features including:
· “What Does Peace Mean” by Elisa Castiglioni
· “Profiles of Peace” by Christine Graf
· “Women for Peace” by Anne Filiaci
· “An Exalted Award: The Nobel Peace Prize” by Marcia Amidon Lusted
· “Malala Yousafzai” by Colette Weil Parrinello
· “Ma’amoul: A Beloved Time-Honored Dessert” by Eva L. Weiss
· “One Cup at a Time” by Christine Graf
· “Petals of Peace” by Kimberly Jensen
· “Ban the Bomb!” by Doug Rossinow
· “Sadako Sasaki and the Paper Cranes” by Marguerite Troyal
· “How Francis Tames a Ferocious Wolf” retold by Pat Betteley
Regular features of FACES Magazine include High Five, At a Glance, Critter Corner, Where in the World, Dear Kylie, The Gallery, A Closer Look, Say What, Last Face, Your Turn, and a crossword puzzle.
