Denmark trains sailors on a tall ship voyage
Denmark, famed for seafarers since Viking times, trains new sailors aboard an old ship. Young recruits sign on for six months to study for officer ranks on cargo ships, gaining hands on learning while at sea.
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International Children's Book Day celebrates Andersen tales
International Children's Book Day on April 2 marks Hans Christian Andersen birthday. The event highlights global children's literature with famous tales like The Ugly Duckling The Princess and the Pea Thumbelina and The Emperor's New Clothes.
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Hans Christian Andersen Life and the Award Legacy
The early life of Hans Christian Andersen born in Odense in 1805 shows poverty and ambition. He pursued writing and travel while gaining royal attention, wrote fairy tales that made him famous beyond Denmark, and remained thrifty and religious. The Hans Christian Andersen Award honors living authors and illustrators whose work shapes children's literature, with American winners Meindert De Jong, Maurice Sendak, and Scott O'Dell cited.
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