Exodus - Ken Fields

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Résumé :
The Bible is one of the great works of world literature. The bible begins with Genesis, the creation of the world in seven days, the first two people Adam and Eve, their children and their children's children, the Hebrew people. Genesis leaves of with the Hebrews in Egypt which is where Exodus begins. The story of Exodus is the story of Moses leading the Hebrew people out of slavery from Egypt and to the promised land of Israel. This secular style version is meant to provide a good retelling of Exodus from a neutral perspective, without any of the subtle proselytizing that can often be found in children's books about religion. We follow Moses from his birth, to him fleeing Egypt, his meeting with the burning bush, return to Egypt, the ten plagues, ten commandments and Moses not quite making it to Israel. Exodus is a wonderful and timeless story. The book is by no means a complete retelling of Exodus, rather it is a quick introduction meant to familiarize kids with the story. Appropriate for children somewhere between the ages of 4 and 8....

Biographie:
Ken Fields at best credits himself as being an amateur author, occasionally gathering the wherewithal to put together a book on a topic that interests him.He is a graduate of Brown University and began his career on Wall Street working as an analyst at a large very well known investment bank in their real estate investment banking group. After a few years he moved over to the private wealth management division at a slightly lesser, but still very well recognized private bank.Eventually leaving the world of finance he became a real estate developer of modest success purchasing and renovating a handful of apartments and small properties long before social media and the boom in home renovation shows. In 2002 he acquired a run down and neglected 1950's motel in South Beach and re-christened it The Creek South Beach, inviting up and coming artists from around the country to design rooms. The hotel won Best Hotel Of Miami in The Miami New Times 2003. He has owned and developed properties throughout Miami-Dade, New Orleans, New York and Connecticut.As an entrepreneur, Fields has since owned, managed, been a partner, an investor, a business development guru in more than a dozen some odd ventures with varying degrees of success. Along with his wife he manages several philanthropic donor advised funds under the Noya Fields Family Funds umbrella supporting the environment, education, the arts and women's empowerment.Married with one kid, when people ask he tells them he's a stay at home dad....