The Book of the Seasons
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- Categories:Picture Books
- Language:Spanish（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:November,2019
- Pages:24
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:290mm×240mm
- Page Views:28
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Full color
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Description
A sweet story that goes through all the seasons of the years accompanied by gorgeous full colour illustrations.
What is that tiny animal that appears all throughout the year? Follow in the footsteps of the Misty, the puppy, and enjoy the seasons with the wonderful illustrations by Laia Berloso and the heart-warming story by Anna Canyelles. From the same author of our bestsellers The Three Wisemen and El ratoncito Pérez.
Author
Laia Berloso (Girona, Catalonia, 1991) graduated in Early Childhood Education and specialized in Visual and Plastic Arts. She currently combines her work as a teacher with illustrating. Among her most recent works, some of the most outstanding are Els angelets de les dents i la Malva (Editorial Base), La bruixa amiga (MMV Edicions) and La vecina más mala de todas las vecinas (La Galera). El mar que más quiero is her first illustrated book.
Anna Canyelles
Anna Canyelles has been working on the publishing industry for many years, working on both schoolbooks as well as children and young adult books. She has written books for early readers and lots of very diverse didactic materials. She loves her work and can’t and won’t stop thinking of ways to get the children of today to be the readers of tomorrow.
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