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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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Los Mil Colores del Hilo Invisible / The Thousands of Colors in the Invisible Thread

Los Mil Colores del Hilo Invisible / The Thousands of Colors in the Invisible Thread

Tirado, Míriam

Hardcover

FamilyGeneral Juvenile Fiction

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ISBN10: 8419910031
ISBN13: 9788419910035
Publisher: B de Blok
Published: Jul 16 2024
Pages: 48
Weight: 1.45
Height: 0.40 Width: 11.90 Depth: 10.90
Language: Spanish
Míriam Tirado, autora de El hilo invisible, nos trae un nuevo álbum ilustrado para conocer mejor los vínculos que nos unen, y para aprender a valorarlos y a cuidarlos.

María echa mucho de menos a su prima Carla, que vive lejos. Sabe que están conectadas siempre gracias al hilo invisible, pero ella quiere saber más. Cómo es ese hilo? De qué color? De qué forma?

María tendrá que conectar profundamente con el hilo que comparte con su prima para descubrirlo. Y no hará este viaje con sus vínculos sola! Todos sus compañeros de clase intentarán representar los hilos invisibles que los conectan a las personas que aman. Incluso la maestra hará su propio viaje!

Porque, aunque no los veamos, hay hilos invisibles de todas las formas, tamaños y colores!

En este precioso cuento, Miriam Tirado, la autora referente de la crianza consciente, nos habla sobre las mil formas que toma el amor y la importancia de tomar consciencia de la calidad de las relaciones que tenemos.

Qué encontrarás en este libro?

*Un precioso álbum en gran formato con ilustraciones de Núria Aparicio (Infinito. Ida y vuelta).

*Una historia para explorar los diferentes vínculos que compartimos con las personas que queremos: porque hay tantos hilos como relaciones!

*El cuento ideal para reconfortar a los niños con ansiedad por la separación, recordarles la fuerza del amor que nos une a quienes más queremos e invitarlos a reflexionar sobre las particularidades de sus diferentes conexiones.

*El humor y la sensibilidad que caracterizan a Miriam Tirado y la han convertido en la autora referente de la crianza consciente para más de 500.000 familias.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Míriam Tirado, author of The Invisible Thread, brings us a new picture book to better understand the bonds that bind us with our loved ones and to learn to value and care for those precious bonds.

María misses her cousin Carla a lot; she lives far away. She knows they are always connected by the invisible thread, but she wants to know more. What is that thread like? What color is it? What shape does it have?

María will have to deeply connect with the thread she shares with her cousin so she can learn more about it. And she won't be making this journey alone! All her classmates will also try to find the invisible threads that connect them to the people they love. Even the teacher will make her own journey!

Because, even though we don't see them, there are invisible threads of all shapes, sizes, and colors!

In this beautiful story, Miriam Tirado, a reference in conscious parenting, talks to us about the thousands of shapes that love takes and how important it is to be aware of the quality of each of our relationships.

What will you find in this book?

-A beautiful large-format picture book with illustrations by Núria Aparicio.

-A story to explore the different bonds we share with the people we love, because there are as many threads as there are relationships!

-An ideal story to comfort children with separation anxiety, reminding them of thestrength of the love that binds us to those we love the most, and invite them to reflect onthe various aspects of their connections.

-Miriam Tirado's usual humor and sensitivity which have made her a reference inconscious parenting to more than 500,000 families.

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