Livros sobre universo e ciência estimulam a curiosidade das crianças
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Janaína Barros reveals how a father-daughter legend about stars guides a fisherman home.
The episode 'Livros sobre universo e ciência estimulam a curiosidade das crianças' is part of the show 'Cultura', hosted by Janaína Barros in 'Páginas da Infância'. It focuses on children's literature that explores space, planets, and science to foster curiosity. Barros begins by discussing 'Como Nasceram as Estrelas' by Ponamistri, published by Livros da Raposa Vermelha, a legend where a daughter's concern for her fisherman father leads to the creation of stars. She highlights the book's elongated format, dark background, and contrasting illustrations as key to its impact. Next, she reviews Oliver Jeffers' 'Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth', written for his infant son, which humorously and sensitively introduces Earth, the solar system, and human diversity. Barros reflects on how adults present the world to children and their capacity for wonder. She mentions an animation adaptation available on Apple and Prime. Finally, she discusses 'I Need Space' by Philip Bunting, published by Brink Book, about a girl who becomes an astronaut and discovers that humans are the life in space. The episode references astronaut Christina Koch and author Ziraldo, connecting literature to real-world inspiration. Barros encourages listeners to visit bookstores with children, emphasizing the emotional and educational value of these books.
