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Once upon a time, there was a mouse who lived in Europe who longed to go to America, the land of liberty, and be reunited with his friends who had fled. He decides the best way to get there would be to fly. He makes many attempts until he finally designs the perfect plane. His successful voyage inspires an entire nation, including a young boy named Charles Lindbergh. Children will love the detailed illustrations and the mouse's determination in spite of some failed attempts in this very original picture book. A brief history of aviation is included at the end of the book.

El autor busca detectar el embrionario espíritu mexicano que anima a las obras literarias novohispanas del siglo XVI al XVIII. En su opinión tal espíritu no se cifra en el colorido local ni en la temática. No fue mexicano Juan Ruiz de Alarcón porque hiciera una excepcional alusión a la ciudad de México en Semejante a sí mismo. Su incipiente mexicanidad reside en su voz, en el tono, en la escala de valores, en la particular manera de asimilar la tradición heredada y devolverla, acrecentada, al patrimonio literario común de la literatura en lengua española.

¡15 relatos diferentes + 15 cocktail clásicos! La combinación perfecta. Romi Llanas (Principado de Andorra 1961) cursó estudios de gestión y dirección de Empresa, viviendo durante años en la Costa del Sol, Málaga. El interiorismo marca la trayectoria de esta emprendedora apasionada por la escritura, que ha recorrido medio mundo para completar su identidad personal y profesional. A raíz del encargo de unos cuentos infantiles para la Ilustradora Lorena Torrado, se lanza a participar en un concurso de relatos, que posteriormente ha dado lugar a la edición de este libro. Actualmente...

Childhood is a fundamental theme in the works of Ana Maria Matute, and also one of the key issues for the study of the aesthetic narrative of the writer. This thesis presents an analysis of the image of childhood in the works of Matute written for adults, observed in two distinct literary contexts: that of the realistic novels and of the fantastic works. This division also corresponds, though not mathematically, to the two creative periods of the writer, so that the continuity and evolution of both the theme and the aesthetic techniques throughout the author's entire literary career can be...