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A story about what a child faces when he leaves one culture and tries to join another. In addition to his feelings of dislocation, he finds he must learn a new language as well as social and ethical norms. In order to cope with this, he finds a new way of looking at things.

Ann Margaret Sharp is Associate Director of the Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children and Professor of Education at Montclair State College. She is also the coauthor (with Matthew Lipman and Frederick S. Oscanyan) of Philosophy in the Classroom (Temple).

Now for the first time, the koala's story is portrayed in a large format with 160 striking photographs and accompanying text.Maps illustrate its population and range. The type of habitat that supports the koala and the factors that determine where koalas occur are also given. Sadly, its habitat has been decreased by 80 percent since the encroachment of civilization.Interaction among themselves and with people, as well as the very important iss...