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LIBROS: Infantil de 5 a 8 años
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La noche antes del Cascanueces (The Night Before The Nutcracker)
John Robert Allman, Julianna Swaney
’Twas the night before The Nutcracker and, sleepless in their beds, these budding ballet dancers are rehearsing in their heads. Children who dream of dancing in The Nutcracker will love this magical illustrated holiday story, told in the tradition of “The Night Before Christmas.” Four young girls and boys experience the thrills of auditions, rehearsals, costume fittings, and finally the big event: opening night!
Pinch me! An invitation to think about reality. Visual philosophy for all ages
Ellen Duthie, Daniela Martagón
Pinch Me! is the fourth title in the Visual Philosophy for Children series by Wonder Ponder. Half-way between a book and a game, it comes in a box and invites readers aged six and over (adults too!) to think about reality, imagination and dreaming in a playful, philosophically stimulating and literarily engaging way.
Gaudí. A summer to remember
Carla Tabora, Rosana Faría
Gaudí is inspired by every element of nature and his imagination knows no bounds. Only eleven years old, he does not yet realise that his genius will make him one of the most revolutionary architects of all time. A beautiful album that will take us into the most relevant years of Gaudí's life, in which he will find his characteristic style through contact with nature.
Carmen. Ballet-inspired tale
Margarita del Mazo, Concha Pasamar, Jon Brokenbrow
The Mérimée classic that Bizet brought to the opera is presented here in a new version, inspired by the choreography by Johan Inger for the Spanish National Dance Company. Discover the story of Carmen through the pure and crystal-clear eyes of a child.
Kafka and the Travelling Doll
Jordi Sierra i Fabra
When Franz Kafka meets Elsi, a girl who cries in the park because she has lost her doll, Brígida, he decides to explain to her that Brígida has gone on a trip, and that he is a doll postman. Thus, Elsi will receive the letters that Brígida sends her while she travels the world, and Kafka prevents the girl from losing her illusion.
My first ballet book. From barres and ballet shoes to pliés and performance
Kate Castle
This is the perfect guide for any young child stepping into the magical world of ballet. Beautiful photographs lead the aspiring dancer from the excitement of first ballet classes to the joy of dancing onstage. With practical tips, clear illustrations, and inspiring text, this book will encourage and enchant every young dancer.
Claudia's dream
Marta Morros, Simona Mulazzani
When Claudia Elephant finds a magic lamp and rubs it, a genie appears... But wait, the genie is a woman! Claudia goes on a great adventure and meets a dragon, an alien and a dinosaur ... But what if all of these were also women?
Ballet Stories for Young Children
Savior Pirotta, Brigette Barrager
Discover all the magic of the ballet with this collection of classic tales and meet enchanted princesses, magical birds, dancing dolls and wicked witches. Travel to a magical kingdom of sweets, twirl at an enchanted fairytale ball, and discover the story of a sleeping princess, woken after 100 years by her true love's kiss.
Cinderella's Ballet SHoes
Sue Nicholson
Cenicienta quiere más que nada tener clases en la nueva escuela de danza que abre en el pueblo, pero no tiene zapatillas de ballet. ¿Pueden las amigas de cuento de hadas de Cenicienta ayudar a hacer realidad su sueño?
The adventures of the girl with the magic cowlick
Isabel Montañés Cativiela
The story of Rita or "The girl with the magic cowlick", harbors two main metaphors, once the girl is aware that she can hear, she chooses when and what to her through the ear of her puppy Pichi; and Pichis's ear, on the other hand, is the metaphor of the cochlear implant. When Rita expresses her intention to learn the language of the hearing humans, she indicates in a metaphorical way the work of all the professionals involved in the education of hearing impaired children.
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