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Memorias de un abedul

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Memorias de un abedul, de Daniel Cañas, ilustrado por Blanca Millán, es un poético libro ilustrado que narra la historia de un abedul arrancado de su bosque y trasplantado a una ciudad ruidosa y contaminada. Al principio, el árbol se siente perdido y extraña su hogar, pero con el cuidado de un amable jardinero y la llegada de los pinzones, comienza a ver su nuevo entorno desde una perspectiva diferente. A través de una suave narración en español e expresivas ilustraciones, la historia explora temas de resiliencia, adaptación y la búsqueda de un propósito en lugares inesperados. Ideal para niños de 4 a 10 años, es un recurso bilingüe esperanzador que anima a los lectores a aceptar el cambio y descubrir la belleza en la transformación.

English Description:

Memorias de un abedul by Daniel Cañas, illustrated by Blanca Millán, is a poetic picture book that tells the story of a birch tree uprooted from its forest and transplanted into a noisy, polluted city. At first, the tree feels lost and homesick, but with the care of a kind gardener and the arrival of nesting finches, it begins to see its new surroundings in a different light. Through gentle Spanish narration and expressive illustrations, the story explores themes of resilience, adaptation, and finding purpose in unexpected places. Ideal for children ages 4–10, it’s a hopeful dual-language resource that encourages readers to embrace change and discover beauty in transformation.

Publishing Details

Author : Daniel Cañas

Illustrator : Blanca Millán

Author Nationality : Spain

Type of Spanish : Authentic

Physical Details

Type of Book: Picture

Cover: Hardcover

Pages: 32

Size: 21 x 26 cm

Year Published: 2022

Instructional Details

Reading Grade Level: 2nd

Genre: Fiction

Sub-Genre: Realistic Fiction

Theme: Environment, Nature, Social Emotional, Change, Community