Bøker av Michael Horvich

Michael's Museum is a collection of over 105 collections of tiny treasures. It has been a permanent exhibit at Chicago Children's Museum and Navy Pier since 2011. This book contains photographs of the exhibit and its collections. When you visit Michael's Museum: You will be amazed! You will be amused! You will be astounded! You will experience the joy! You will feel the magic! Michael's museum contains Curiosities, trinkets, artifacts, miniatures, findings, littles, smalls, tinys, and discoverings. Michael's Museum is an amazing folk art collection and a look at life as the art of collecting.The museum helps you earn the child's eye for discovery again and provides intergenerational interaction, sharing, and learning. It holds the past and present while looking into the future.It celebrates individual differences for kids and families and teachers. It is an interpretation of the beauty of life reduced to be held in one hand. As you visit Michael's Museum, you will experience wondering, musing, questioning, sharing, storytelling, and much more. Enjoy your visit!

"With soft humor and gentle wonder, Michael generously shares his reflections on compassion and connection. What he has learned will resonate in your heart and mind." Patricia Anderson May 2010 EWW Conference.Over 150 short writings including creative non-fiction, fiction, dreams, thoughts, experiences, memories, and more. Michael's writing is easy, engaging and at times eloquent. Figurative, fanciful, and at times funny. Meaningful, meandering, and at times moving. Detailed, descriptive, and at times deep.The audience for which he wrote this book includes: (unabashedly) himself, those who might have thought similar thoughts to his, those who have had similar experiences as he has had. It is for those who have wondered about things, those who have looked for answers, those who have supported a close one through living with Alzheimer's, those who have grieved the death of a loved one and celebrated the birth of a new being. He hopes to let the reader know they are not alone in this frightening, overwhelming, impermanent, wonderful world.