#childrens book in spanish

[blog-karl]

Why Children’s Books Need Variety, Diversity & Fun

Why Children’s Books Need Variety, Diversity & Fun

As PremioBooks.com enters its nineteenth year of educational book publishing, we thought it would be good to justify our existence. Not only do our award-winning, best-selling books feature Hispanic, Asian, black, white, Filipino, Indian, Pacific Islander, and Native American characters, they have been lauded by Kirkus, Publisher’s Weekly, The Horn Book, and School Library Journal. A quick…

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[belle-keys]

I've been quiet these days... It's because I co-wrote and published a bilingual children's book set in my home country! Written in English and Spanish, my book is titled JUANITA and it's about the contemporary migrant experience in the Caribbean from a child's perspective.

JUANITA is the ideal tool for both children and adults to learn English or Spanish as a second language. It features a main story, reading comprehension questions, vocabulary lists, and written reflection exercises.

And guess what! It's available right now worldwide on Amazon in both Kindle and paperback format!

Link to Kindle purchase: here!

Link to paperback purchase: here!

Link to Goodreads page: here!

Give us a purchase, rate, and review if you would like! For language learners and people looking for Hispanic and/or Caribbean representation, JUANITA is my recommendation to you!

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[jolteonmchale]

#pretending this is frank #even though frank didn't play football in college #because he didn't go to college #unless you count taking a spanish class in community college #but i don't think he played football #or maybe he did but i can't really picture him doing team sports #and frank definitely eats french fries #and would never say that he's terribly concerned about his figure #and frank probably doesn't cry because he's stressed about a football game #and he does not have children #but this is still frank #i don't think frank has any pets either #maybe because he's like wild animals are my pets that i get to visit when i'm in the wild #like how i own a bunch of books but i keep them at the library #frank shaw

[explore-blog]

The bittersweet story of the real-life peaceful bull who inspired one of the most beloved children’s books of all time. 

#Munro Leaf #Robert Lawson #children's books #lit #history #animals #Spanish Civil War #history and literature

[yakny]

ARE YOU READY TO LET YOUR HEART REST AMONGST THE EVERLASTING, MY LITTLE CHAMPIÑON FRIEND?

#LN #debbie #asdhfgkkh i quite literally started this a year ago for her birthday and then i remember losing my drawing pen and feeling #gloomy at not finishing it. and suddenly today‚ i remembered her birthday fell around august and checked her wiki so: #🎉happy birthday🎂🥳 to my daughter‚ who in another world is my little mushroom dawn front general💕👏😭!!! #few notes: 1) sometimes‚ all you have to do is open an old wip and realize that adjustments that would've taken you hours to do a year ago #would now take less time‚ but only if you've never stopped trying to improve yourself. it made me a little teary‚ not gonna lie :'D #2) her color palette was inspired by a tokoyami's art piece i made ages ago. i absolutely love that piece. will reblog it soon here :D #3) parts of her suit are inspired by akishi ueda's piece named ''Children of the Beginning''. It's such a whimsical piece as is most of his #work. the other inspiration i took for her suit was this specific 17t century doublet coat? all i know is the coat i'm talking about #to the blog i saw it from‚ is that it comes from the book ''17th century Cologne Costume'' published by Abegg-Stiftung in 2008. so yeah :) #4) —and this is so stupid but‚ champiñones is a spanish name for edible mushrooms which almost sounds like champion so yeah. yeah. asdjsfk

[monstercollection]

If you are Spanish-speaking, what were your favorite books growing up? Maybe something that would be at the reading level of a 10-13 year old (though I’d also probably enjoy kids picture books or graphic novels/comics too).

I’m a native (US) English speaker and only have high school level Spanish. I haven’t used it much since so I’d have to start with the basics, but I really want to try.

I have a learning disability that makes retaining things like the spelling of vocabulary words very difficult. I was already flunking my English spelling tests in school, never mind Spanish. I had one teacher who would let me take tests orally but most had written tests where you were graded on spelling (and if the teacher was particularly sadistic, they’d make us write down the English and Spanish words and grade us on the spelling of both).

It left stuck on the idea that I was bad at learning new languages. But I’ve found that I can understand more Spanish when I read or listen to a conversation than I can write or speak it. Maybe trying a different learning style as an adult will help me.

I’d especially like historical fiction recs (or even non-fiction) so I can get a perspective from outside a (white) USAmerican worldview while I’m learning.

Much as I love fantasy and sci-fi, I kind of want to avoid anything that has its own in-universe jargon. I think I’d have a hard time following both a real unfamiliar language and an imaginary one.

I appreciate any suggestions!

#learning spanish #Latine #Latinx #spanish literature #childrens literature #foreign language learning #book recommendations #booklr

[booksformks]

Book Review: Opposites Opuestos

Opposites – Opuestosby Magda Garguláková, Ekaterina Gaigalova (Illustrator) 5 out of 5 stars There are many opposites in our world, and it is fun to compare and categorize things to make sense of what we see in every day life. Is something heavy or light? Is it curved or pointy? Is it loud or quiet, hard or soft, slow or fast, old or new? Continue reading Untitled

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#book #book review #books #children&039;s book #children&039;s books #espanol #libros #libros en espanol #libros juveniles #libros para niños #picture books #read #reading #review #spanish #spanish book

[baekk-hhyun]

it's wild how i started to learn how to write in spanish at the age of 11 and i was really bad at it until i was like 15 and now i'm writing essays in spanish. at first i learned the basics and luckily it's a phonetic language so writing it is not that hard

#i could barely read a children's book at age 11-12 #i don't read as much as i should in spanish but maybe in the future i'll have more time for it

[survivingmexico]

Book List -- C.E. Flores & Millie Flores

March had me puttering about in my garden and doing a bit of herb research, interspersed with dips in the pool and working on the La Yacata issue. This month, I hope to do the same. Meanwhile, I thought I’d remind you of the books I’ve already published in case you are looking for something to read. For the Herbalists For the Expats For the Kids For the Aspiring Writers In Spanish

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#book list #books about living in Mexico #books about Mexico #books for expats #books for herbalists #books for travels #children&039;s books in Spanish #herb books

[birthday-journey-posts]

¿Conoces la verdadera historia de la Coneja de Pascua?

#youtube #spanish book #easter spanish book #children's spanish book

[nocaffeineforlevi]

looking absolutely no thoughts head empty but im actually mentally translating A Guest for Mr Spider into Spanish.

#It's what the brain decided to do today #Still having a lil trouble translating certain parts bc I haven't had access to a Spanish dictionary #But it's a spooky children's book so it's remarkably easy to translate with the exception of the last phrase #“It is polite to knock” managed to not only have no words I could remember off the top of my head but also in a tense I do not know #Anyway

[blog-karl]

20 Years, 30 Multicultural Books, 275 Fun Educational Products

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It’s hard to believe that Sounds in the House – Sonidos en la casa, our first children’s mystery, was published 20 years ago! It’s been quite an adventure (since our first publisher died the day we were to print). We’ve had a lot of wild and funny exploits—and are gratified to be among the few publishers for young readers to survive two full decades. OFFERINGS By year’s end, we’ll have 30…

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[belle-keys]

💚 Juanita: a bilingual children's book 💚

This is a bilingual children's book, written in both English and Spanish, which is set in Trinidad and Tobago. I wrote this with three of my friends after working with Venezuelan migrant children in a few UNICEF-led programmes here in the Caribbean. Juanita is perfect for teaching your little ones Spanish and/or English language skills and about Caribbean culture! And there's a cat in it!

Juanita is set in Trinidad and Tobago, features Latina rep, West Indian rep, disability rep, abd is great at addressing the conflicting emotions migrant children often experience.

Link to purchase as an ebook: here!

Link to purchase as a paperback: here!

#children's books #children's literature #woc writers #hispanic #caribbean #latinx #book recs #book recommendations #langblr #language learning #bilingual #foreign languages #spanish language #debut book #trinidad and tobago #venezuela #migration #immigration #immigrant #unhcr #unicef #latin america

[librosdebloque]

La Piñata Vacía

Resumen:

El tío de Elena le regala un piñata. Necesita llenarlo antes de llevarlo a la escuela.

Elena abre su alcancía y va con su hermano a la tienda. En camino encuentra cosas en las que gastar su dinero además de dulces. Los pajaritos necesitan semillas, un gato necesita leche, un perro necesita carne, su hermano necesita nieve, y su madre necesita flores. Para cuando llegan a la tienda de dulces, sólo puede comprar unos cuantos dulces. Elena no puede llenar su piñata.

A cambio de su ambilidad anterior, los pajaritos le traen cerezas, su hermana le trea chocolates, y su mama le trea más dulces. Ahora la piñata está llena. Al día siguiente, en la fiesta del Cinco de Mayo de la escuela, a todos les encanta la piñata de Elena.

Pensamientos:

Esta es un historia clásica al estilo de Stone Soup. La heroína puede lograr su objetivo con la ayuda de personas (y criaturas) a las que también ayuda. Este es una lección para el lector sobre la bondad inherente del mundo.

2. Las cereza que traen los pájaros no tienen envoltorio. Ni los chocolates de su hermano. Cuando reboten dentro en la piñata, harán un gran desastre. La maestra de Elena no estará contenta.

3. El arte de libro de Viví Escrivá es precioso y detallado. La cara del gato es particularmente expresiva. Pero las cabezas de las personas están dibujadas en proporciones extrañas. Sólo el hermaño parece tener las proporciones correctas. La cabeza de todos los demás parece demasiado grande para su cuerpo. La artista es muy talentosa, por lo que esta debe ser una opción de estilo.

4. La finál pagina muestra una iguana verde, un quetzal verde y un armadillo verde. Creo que los armadillos suelen ser marrones o grises, y a veces, rosadas. No son verdes. Me pregunto por qué el armadillo es verde.

#books and reading #libros #children's books #spanish practice #spanish

[bookcoversaroundtheworld]

Watership Down - Spain (2009)

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[mulansamurai]

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