El pirata de la pata de pato
Jose Carlos Andres author Myriam Cameros Sierra illustrator
Format:Hardback
Publisher:PLANET 8 GROUP SL D/B/A NUBEOCHO
Published:18th Aug '22
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
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A funny story to help us overcome fear. Una divertidísima historia de piratas para que no vuelvas a tener miedo.All the boat’s crew are afraid of Desalmau, the fearsome pirate. When they hear the knock, knock, knock of his wooden leg they run to hide. But, what would happen if one day someone changed the wooden leg for a rubber duck? Hilarious consequences await the once terrified crew in this beautifully illustrated book! Desalmau era el capitán pirata más temible de todos los mares del Norte, del Sur, del Este y del Oeste. Daba tanto miedo que no se afeitaba para no tener que mirarse en el espejo, porque se daría miedo a sí mismo. ¿Conseguirá su tripulación dejar de tenerle tanto miedo? ¿Tendrá que ver con el toc, toc, toc de su pata de palo al pasear por la cubierta del barco?
The illustrations were creative, absorbing, and highly stylized, if slightly creepy. They have an appealing messy and layered look that conveys the actual chaos one would expect on a pirate ship run by children. – Youth Services Book Review
This fun title screams story time—with its wild and luminous illustrations and its expressive Spanish text. Bold and large font makes for great opportunities to add emotion and emphasis for full effect during read alouds. A humorous, unique story with an unexpected ending that will invite repeated readings. – School Library Journal
ISBN: 9788494597114
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44 pages