Un Día, Fin (One Day, The End)

Cuentos cortos, cortísimos, más cortos que nunca

Illustrated by Fred Koehler
Un libro con mención de honor del Boston Globe–Horn Book

Cuentos muy breves y creativos se combinan con ilustraciones audaces en este libro ilustrado que inspirará a los jóvenes lectores a expandir su imaginación y a escribir sus propias historias.


"Un día... fui a la escuela. Volví a casa. Fin", dice nuestra narradora: una niña con una imaginación muy activa y sed de aventuras. El arte visual cuenta una historia más completa, llena de calamidades en el camino a la escuela y un final inesperadamente feliz. Cada ilustración en este ingenioso libro infantil captura múltiples tramas sorprendentes y divertidas, mientras la narradora comparte sus cuentos más breves que nunca, terminando con: "Un día... quise escribir un libro." Este libro ofrece un enfoque único para escribir y contar historias, y es un regalo encantador tanto para niños como para maestros que buscan un texto modelo para usar en el aula.
Rebecca Kai Dotlich is the author of over a dozen poetry and picture books, including Grumbles from the Forest (co-authored with Jane Yolen) and Lemonade Sun. She's been a poetry advisor and contributing columnist for Creative Classroom and Teaching K-8, gives numerous poetry workshops, including Highlights Founders workshops, and speaks at national conferences, retreats, libraries, and schools to teachers, aspiring writers, and students of all ages. She lives near Indianapolis, Indiana. View titles by Rebecca Kai Dotlich
Fred Koehler wrote and illustrated his first book, titled Archie the Shoestring, at age seven, and has been doodling and writing stories ever since. His debut picture book, How to Cheer Up Dad, was inspired by a coffee-shop standoff with his two-year-old son. He lives with his two spirited kids in Lakeland, Florida. ilikefred.com View titles by Fred Koehler

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Un libro con mención de honor del Boston Globe–Horn Book

Cuentos muy breves y creativos se combinan con ilustraciones audaces en este libro ilustrado que inspirará a los jóvenes lectores a expandir su imaginación y a escribir sus propias historias.


"Un día... fui a la escuela. Volví a casa. Fin", dice nuestra narradora: una niña con una imaginación muy activa y sed de aventuras. El arte visual cuenta una historia más completa, llena de calamidades en el camino a la escuela y un final inesperadamente feliz. Cada ilustración en este ingenioso libro infantil captura múltiples tramas sorprendentes y divertidas, mientras la narradora comparte sus cuentos más breves que nunca, terminando con: "Un día... quise escribir un libro." Este libro ofrece un enfoque único para escribir y contar historias, y es un regalo encantador tanto para niños como para maestros que buscan un texto modelo para usar en el aula.

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Rebecca Kai Dotlich is the author of over a dozen poetry and picture books, including Grumbles from the Forest (co-authored with Jane Yolen) and Lemonade Sun. She's been a poetry advisor and contributing columnist for Creative Classroom and Teaching K-8, gives numerous poetry workshops, including Highlights Founders workshops, and speaks at national conferences, retreats, libraries, and schools to teachers, aspiring writers, and students of all ages. She lives near Indianapolis, Indiana. View titles by Rebecca Kai Dotlich
Fred Koehler wrote and illustrated his first book, titled Archie the Shoestring, at age seven, and has been doodling and writing stories ever since. His debut picture book, How to Cheer Up Dad, was inspired by a coffee-shop standoff with his two-year-old son. He lives with his two spirited kids in Lakeland, Florida. ilikefred.com View titles by Fred Koehler

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