Nocturno
Recetario de Suenos
Magdalena Armstrong Olea, Isol
Readers rate it 2.0 (1 on Hardcover)
Released Dec 15, 2011 · Fondo de Cultura Economica USA
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This Spanish-language picture book tells a heartwarming story about an unlikely friendship between a homeless man and a rat who work together to outsmart bullying cats. The themes center on cooperation, resourcefulness, and compassion for society's overlooked members. While there is mild conflict (cat bullying), it is resolved through clever, non-violent means rather than aggression. The book's focus on dreams and unconventional companionship makes it suitable for early elementary readers and up.
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This book centers in an unusual partnership, that of a rat and a homeless man living in a barely visible garbage dump around any corner of an average city. When the cats that live by the garbage dump start bullying the little rat, these less-fortunate fellows will have to develop new and witty methods to keep them away... This book centers in an unusual partnership, that of a rat and a homeless man living in a barely visible garbage dump around any corner of an average city. When the cats that live by the garbage dump start bullying the little rat, these less-fortunate fellows will have to develop new and witty methods to keep them away.
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ISBN 9786071606525 · Fondo de Cultura Economica USA