Un pajaro en casa (Bird House Spanish edition)

Description

Un dia de invierno una abuela y su nieta encuentran un pajaro herido. Lo recogen y lo llevan a casa para curarlo, hasta que es capaz de volar por el salon. Es maravilloso . . . !Todo es maravilloso en casa de la abuela! Pero un momento maravilloso tambien puede ser agridulce: el pajaro se ha recuperado y es hora de dejarlo volar libre. Inspirada en una experiencia de su infancia, la historia que crea Blanca Gomez es aparentemente simple, pero intensa moral y emocionalmente. Una historia llena de amor y fascinacion, y de un profundo respeto por la naturaleza.

Blanca Gomez nacio en Madrid. De pequena pasaba bastante tiempo en casa de su abuela, donde desayunaba pan con aceite, corria delante del gato por el pasillo, y muy a menudo se daba en la cabeza con el pico de la mesa. Es bastante logico que su primer libro trate sobre ella.

"Spare, simple, first-person text, narrated from the child's point of view, leaves room for the sweet, collagelike illustrations to pull readers' attention into the story and hold them in this magical space. The illustrations exude the warmth and coziness of a dear relationship between a young child and loving caregiver, and this cherished relationship is enhanced by the new friend they make together."-- "The Horn Book Magazine" "The concise, well-worded text sets the tone and tells the story, while leaving plenty of space for the expressive digital illustrations to work their magic. Viewers can feel the chill in the winter-walk scenes and the brightness when spring arrives, but the warmth between the child and her grandmother is evident throughout the book." -- "Booklist" **STARRED REVIEW** "A loving intergenerational relationship between a light brown-skinned narrator and their abuela is the heartening center of this tender narrative. A refreshing ending imparts a message of the significance of natural preservation and respecting animals' agency." -- "Publishers Weekly" **STARRED REVIEW** "Spanish author/illustrator Gomez's semiautobiographical tribute to her own abuela is a charming window into an idyllic childhood infused with love for all living things. This little gem elicits a sense of deep-seated comfort and refuge for these uncertain times." -- "Kirkus Reviews"