The Leather Shoemaker
poem by Hedwig Diestel translated and recreated by Ruth Salles Sou o cobbler. My name is Couro-Fino. I make shoes...
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Kingdom of Words
Einstein the Hindus and I
by Ruth Salles It seems to me that most people imagine God as some sort of a different being, but how…
The Legend of Rosemary
unknown authorship art by Verônica Calandra Martins When Mary fled to Egypt, carrying the Baby Jesus in her arms, the…
Letter to an Embaúba
by Pedro Paulo Salles It is part of the book “From Mulungu to Manacá”, by Ruth Salles Querida Embaúba. You are so beautiful…
way of educating children
by Ruth Salles My husband once commented that I had a funny way of raising children, a way…
Moratim Morotim
indigenous legend told by professor Henrique José de Souza The place now known as Baixada Fluminense and the entire region…
The grain and the bread
by Elisabeth Klein poems from the book “A Mãe-Terra, o Grão e o Pão” translated and recreated by Ruth Salles Desenho…
the sleigh in the night
poem by Christian Morgenstern translated and recreated by Ruth Salles It's exactly midnight. Two wolves come from the woods. From the woods…
My shadow
poem by Robert Louis Stevenson translated and recreated by Ruth Salles I see my shadow always, always with me. I don't know what it's for, or why you follow me like this. Looks good to me the way she has it. If I get on my bed, she gets on the back too. I find it very funny the way…
Ruth Salles talks about the gift of writing and her work
Interview conducted at the Waldorf Rudolf Steiner School
the frog king
tale by the brothers Grimm translation by Alda Volkmannreview by Ruth Salles drawing by teacher Verônica Calandra Martins Back in the day, when…
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