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Una Montaña Cualquiera

Una Montaña Cualquiera

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Spanish Description

A Mountain Like Any Other

En lo alto de una montaña, un pequeño pueblo está convencido de que es el mejor lugar del mundo. Pero al pie de esa misma montaña, otro pueblo piensa exactamente lo mismo sobre el suyo. Con una narración sencilla y poética, este libro ilustrado explora el orgullo, la perspectiva y la forma en que solemos ver nuestro propio hogar como especial sin reconocer el valor de los demás. Una historia tierna y reflexiva que invita a los niños a pensar en la empatía, la humildad y lo que realmente hace valioso un lugar, o una persona.

Reading Levels

Ages:

  • <6
  • 7

Grades:

  • Pre-K
  • Grade K
  • Grade 1

Book Details

Copyright: 2018

Publisher: Editorial Takatuka

Author: Fran Pintadera

Subject: Social-Emotional Learning

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About the Book

At the top of a mountain, a small village is convinced it is the finest place in the world. But down at the mountain's foot, another village believes exactly the same thing about itself. Through simple, poetic storytelling, this picture book explores pride, perspective, and the way we see our own home as special while overlooking the value of others. A gentle, thought-provoking tale that invites children to consider empathy, humility, and what truly makes a place—or a person—worthwhile.

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