Selection - FNLIJ
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Non-Fiction<br />
Abc afro-brasileiro<br />
Text and illustrations by Carolina Cunha. Edições SM.<br />
46p. ISBN 9788576754503<br />
Abc do Brasil<br />
Ana Maria Machado. Illustrations by Gonzalo<br />
Cárcamo. Edições SM. 47p. ISBN 9788576752295<br />
The series ABC, presents Brazil as its main theme giving<br />
the readers a global vision and introductory knowledge<br />
about the country. In ABC afro-brasileiro, Capoeira,<br />
Levante dos Malês, Meninha do Gantois, Yemanjá, among<br />
other themes, are some of this book ‘s entries on the<br />
African heritage in the Brazilian culture. It rescues<br />
values, behavior and traditions and presents to the<br />
reader a little of the oral tradition, music and dance,<br />
ancestry as well as the relation with nature, the people’s<br />
architecture such as the Nagôs, Bantus, Yorubas, among<br />
other ethnic groups that went to Brazil.<br />
Award-winning writer, Ana Maria Machado, winner of the 2000 IBBY Hans Christian<br />
Andersen Award is responsible for ABC do Brasil. She approaches political and racial<br />
questions with the same importance as the richness of culinary traditions, music,<br />
architecture, and literature, among another aspects of the large 8 million square meters<br />
diversity of the country. The book is organized in form of entries from “A” to “Z, as if the<br />
author was talking to the reader.<br />
O Brasil põe a mesa: nossa tradição alimentar<br />
Vera Vilhena de Toledo and Cândida Vilares Gancho.<br />
Moderna. 95p. ISBN 9788516050887<br />
What are the typical Brazilian dishes? Feijoada? Vatapá?<br />
Duck in tucupi sauce? Rice with jerked beef? Carne de<br />
sol? (sun dried beef) Barbecue? Tutu bean? The Brazilian<br />
food is not restricted to traditional dishes. It is a mixture of<br />
Indigenous, black and Portuguese palate, and later of the<br />
European and Asian immigrants. The records by writers and<br />
travelers in literary texts, cookbooks, photos and paintings<br />
allow us think about the act of eating. This book revisits the<br />
Brazilian history from feeding as a daily routine and changes<br />
that make up a picture of the Brazilian “soul”.<br />
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