The World Turns Round and Round

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Summary: The World Turns Round and Round
Review: Eye catchingly unique is an understatement for Nicki Weiss's The World Turns Round and Round. This is an outstanding representation of seperate worlds brought together in the American melting pot, a child's classroom. Symbolizing culture through several means, Weiss celebrates diversity through clothing, stamps, geographical, architectural and language differences. Despite their dissimilarities, a sense of unity prevails from the children knowing that "we're part of here and part of there and the world turns round and round".