Description
Rhetoric and conscious breathing teacher and lecturer Donaldas Duškinas presents his second book, Rhetoric for Children, filled with engaging and useful information for both children and adults. The author’s first book, Rhetoric. Rhetotherapy, was published in 2019.
The book stands out for its unique approach: readers travel through the world of rhetoric alongside the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who comes to life to introduce them to the origins of the art of rhetoric, the power of persuasive storytelling, and the fundamental concepts of rhetoric derived from the Greek language.
Aristotle’s stories are listened to by Tiltil, a typical young person of today with whom younger readers can easily identify. The book offers a rich journey through the history of rhetoric, exploring its origins in Greece and its development through Rome and the Middle Ages, as well as the rhetorical traditions that prevailed in 16th-century Lithuania. Along the way, readers can also put the author’s practical advice into practice.
Rhetoric for Children will capture young readers’ attention while introducing them to fascinating and useful facts about rhetoric, as well as practical advice on the art of public speaking. Illustrations created by Žaneta Smailienė transform the reading experience into a true celebration of the imagination for anyone ready to embark on a journey into the world of expressive and powerful communication.





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