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El vuelo de Eluán / Eluán's Flight (Spanish Edition)
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Product Details
Author:
Leon Krauze
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
176
Publisher:
PRH Grupo Editorial (July 19, 2022)
Language:
Spanish
Age Range:
9 to 12
Grade Level:
4th Grade to 7th Grade
ISBN-13:
9786073196963
ISBN-10:
6073196962
Weight:
9.2oz
Dimensions:
5.3" x 8.25" x 0.45"
File:
RandomHouse-PRH_Book_Company_PRH_PRT_Onix_delta_active_D20260528T232428_156369648-20260528.xml
Folder:
RandomHouse
List Price:
$14.95
Case Pack:
35
As low as:
$11.51
Publisher Identifier:
P-RH
Discount Code:
A
QuickShip:
Yes
Audience:
Children/juvenile
Country of Origin:
Mexico
Pub Discount:
65
Imprint:
Montena
Overview
Relanzamiento de la obra infantil El vuelo de Eluán, de León Krauze.
Eluán ha estado en las alturas del Monte Nasar (donde lo dejaron sus padres, tal como dicta la tradición entre los hombres alados), por demasiadas lunas. El Mar de los Dangralos, de agua oscura como tinta, golpea amenazante la montaña. Eluán teme volar; no confía en sus alas. Pronto deberá enfrentar el destino de todos los hombres alados que nacen en el río Berintao y anidan en el Nasar: morir entre las fauces dentadas de los grandes y misteriosos peces de los Drangalos o volar hasta conocer Pantia, el extraño mundo de los sabios de Bakoria y los gigantes jorobados de Dascumo. El destino de Eluán le tiene deparadas grandes cosas, pero si no emprende el vuelo, no sólo él quedará sumido en una oscuridad total.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
Relaunch of León Krauze’s children book, Eluán’s Flight.
Eluán has been left on the heights of Mount Nasar for too many moons (where his parents left him, as tradition dictates among the winged men). The Sea of the Dangralos, with water as dark as ink, aggressively hits the mountain. Eluán is afraid of flying; he doesn't trust his wings. Soon he must face the fate of all the winged men who are born in the Berintao River and nest in the Nasar: either die by the jagged jaws of the great and mysterious fish of the Dragalos or fly to Pantia, the strange world of the wise men of Bakoria and the hunchbacked giants of Dascumo. Eluán's destiny has great things in stored for him, but if he doesn’t take flight, he won’t be the only one plunged into total darkness.
Eluán ha estado en las alturas del Monte Nasar (donde lo dejaron sus padres, tal como dicta la tradición entre los hombres alados), por demasiadas lunas. El Mar de los Dangralos, de agua oscura como tinta, golpea amenazante la montaña. Eluán teme volar; no confía en sus alas. Pronto deberá enfrentar el destino de todos los hombres alados que nacen en el río Berintao y anidan en el Nasar: morir entre las fauces dentadas de los grandes y misteriosos peces de los Drangalos o volar hasta conocer Pantia, el extraño mundo de los sabios de Bakoria y los gigantes jorobados de Dascumo. El destino de Eluán le tiene deparadas grandes cosas, pero si no emprende el vuelo, no sólo él quedará sumido en una oscuridad total.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
Relaunch of León Krauze’s children book, Eluán’s Flight.
Eluán has been left on the heights of Mount Nasar for too many moons (where his parents left him, as tradition dictates among the winged men). The Sea of the Dangralos, with water as dark as ink, aggressively hits the mountain. Eluán is afraid of flying; he doesn't trust his wings. Soon he must face the fate of all the winged men who are born in the Berintao River and nest in the Nasar: either die by the jagged jaws of the great and mysterious fish of the Dragalos or fly to Pantia, the strange world of the wise men of Bakoria and the hunchbacked giants of Dascumo. Eluán's destiny has great things in stored for him, but if he doesn’t take flight, he won’t be the only one plunged into total darkness.
