Children's Nonfiction Insects, Spiders, Etc.
El gusano. Coleccion Animalejos
- Publisher
- NubeOcho
- Initial publish date
- Jun 2022
- Category
- Insects, Spiders, etc., School & Education, Biology
- Recommended Age
- 6 to 12
- Recommended Grade
- 1 to 7
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Hardback
- ISBN
- 9788418599385
- Publish Date
- Jun 2022
- List Price
- $18.5
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Description
Worms have existed since dinosaurs populated the earth. They can't see because they don't have eyes. In some cultures they are considered delicious and are eaten, while in others they are thought of as disgusting. They are very good for nature so the next time you see one remember to be nice!
Los gusanos existen desde que los dinosaurios poblaban la tierra. Además, no ven porque no tienen ojos y ¡son muy buenos para la naturaleza! En algunas culturas creen que son deliciosos y se los comen, en otras piensan que son desagradables. En definitiva, cuando veas un gusano recuerda ser amable.
About the author
ELISE GRAVEL a écrit et illustré une trentaine d’albums jeunesse. L’auteure use d’un humour mordant pour exprimer ses vues et éveiller le sens critique de ses jeunes lecteurs. En 2022, Elise a remporté le prix Vicky Metclaf, qui souligne le travail d’un auteur ou d’une auteure jeunesse. Elle a également reçu le prix du Gouverneur général en 2012 dans la catégorie illustrations pour son livre La clé à molette, de même que le prix Droits et Libertés et des droits de la jeunesse.
ELISE GRAVEL has won a Governor General's Award for illustration, the Vicky Metcalf Award for Literature for Young People, the Rights and Freedoms Award from the Quebec Commission des droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse, two Applied Arts Awards and a Grafika Award. She also was short-listed for Mr. Christie's Book Award. She has written and illustrated over 30 books for children in both French and English including Not Me (Pas moi), Everybody! (Tout le monde! and It's My Body! (C'est mon corps!). Elise lives in Montreal, Quebec.
Editorial Reviews
Sure to attract readers interested in nonfiction and graphic novel-style books, this title provides a good introduction that will pique kids’ interest and have them searching for more on the often ignored worm.– School Library Journal