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    I Remember Abuelito: A Day of the Dead Story: Yo Recuerdo Abuelito: Un Cuento del Dia de los Muerdos
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    I Remember Abuelito: A Day of the Dead Story: Yo Recuerdo Abuelito: Un Cuento del Dia de los Muerdos
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    I Remember Abuelito: A Day of the Dead Story: Yo Recuerdo Abuelito: Un Cuento del Dia de los Muerdos

    By Janice Levy, Loretta Lopez and Miguel Arisa

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    About this ebook

    It's the Day of the Dead! It's time to celebrate! In this bilingual book, a young girl is busy helping her family prepare to honor those who have died--especially her grandfather. She misses him very much and is excited for his spirit to visit that night.

    SPANISH DESCRIPTION

    Es el Día de los Muertos. ¡Es tiempo de celebrar! En este libro biligua una niña joven esta ocupada ayudando a su familia preparar en los que han muerto—especialmente su abuelo. Ella lo estraña mucho y está con mucho emoción que su espirito venga de visita está noche.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlbert Whitman & Company
    Release dateSep 1, 2007
    ISBN9780807592847
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    I Remember Abuelito: A Day of the Dead Story: Yo Recuerdo Abuelito: Un Cuento del Dia de los Muerdos
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    Janice Levy

    Janice Levy has taught English as a second language and Spanish and has traveled extensively through Hispanic countries. She has been published in anthologies and magazines.

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      I really enjoyed this book about a little girl who is afraid to go to sleep because of monsters that live in a upside-down world that's just the below ours. When she's scared, Martina's dad says she doesn't need to be because he will fight the monsters if she helps him. "You must try to feel brave. The size of the monsters depends on how scared you are."With upside-down illustrations, this sweet story shows the power of faith over fear. It also teaches powerful lessons on not judging people or things just because they are different from you. Perfect for a monster-themed preschool story time.
    • 3/5
      Reassuring bedtime reading for those who fear monsters under the bed.