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Tú no me asustas

by Farideh Khalatbaree (2012)

About this book

Muchos personajes malvados--a bruja, el dragón y el monstruo--han sido creados para atemorizar a los niños, pero este libro único le recuerda a los chicos cuál es la verdadera función de los personajes malvados: sin ellos no habría necesidad de que existieran los personajes benévolos como los genios y las hadas. Escrito casi como un hipnótico poema, este libro ilustrado utiliza la repetición y la cadencia para hablar de lo negativo de una forma positiva, como una parte esencial del ser humano. Many evil characters--dragons, monsters, and witches--have been created to scare children, but this unique book reminds kids of the true function of evil characters: without them there would be no need for good characters such as fairies and genies. Written almost like a hypnotic poem, this illustrated book uses repetition and cadence to talk about negative things in a positive light, as an essential part of human nature.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreTú no me asustas Lead Character

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