Un violín migrante
"Migrate". This word has become everyday for us. It is all over the news, it has touched many families, it is lived in all parts of the world. Talking about immigration processes is not always easy. There are all kinds of stories about migration: beautiful, encouraging, sad, worrying, brave, miscegenation.
A Migrant Violin is a family story that poetically summarizes all the emotions that can be hidden behind migration. From sadness, nostalgia, the joy of new beginnings, the problems that may arise in the new destination, those that help us cope with changes. It is a story written in song, full of reality, music and hope.
Our protagonist's grandfather was an immigrant. He came from a devastated Poland to a land full of hope. From him she inherited her passion for the violin. He grew up surrounded by music and had to witness the political complications of his country. In the midst of suffering, her daughter is born who grows up dancing. And it is dance that takes her around the world to share her message of hope and to create her own story. She is the new immigrant in the family.
Reading Grade Level: 6th
Type of Spanish Book: Authentic
Type of Book: Picture
Genre: Fiction
Pages: 32
Size: 12
Cover: Hardcover
Year Published: 2017
Sub Genre: Realistic Fiction
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