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El ratón que comía cuentos (Spanish Edition)
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Product Details
Overview
Una historia de amistad entre una librera y un ratón con mucha hambre de historias.
El ratón Simenón es chiquitito, orejón, chato y bigotón. Y además, tiene mucha hambre. Pero nada de lo que prueba lo sacia, hasta que llega a una librería y se come las páginas de los libros. Por primera vez, siente su estómago lleno. La librera y el ratón llegan a un acuerdo: ella le leerá historias y él la ayudará en la librería.
Un álbum ilustrado sobre el amor por la lectura y un bello homenaje a libreras y libreros, y a bibliotecarias y bibliotecarios.
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A story of friendship between a bookseller and a mouse hungry for stories!
Simenón the mouse is always hungry but nothing he eats seems to satisfy him. That is, until he stumbles across a bookstore and starts to nimble some pages of a book! For the first time he feels full… full of stories! The bookseller and the mouse make a pact: she will read him stories and he will help her in the bookstore.
After hearing one particular tale, Simenón gets an idea that will fill the store with girls and boys and mice, all hungry for stories.
A homage to the power of stories and a tribute to booksellers and librarians everywhere!
