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¡Hola Madrid! A Kid's Guide To Madrid, Spain (en Inglés)
Penelope Dyan
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Bellissima Publishing
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¡Hola Madrid! A Kid's Guide To Madrid, Spain (en Inglés) - Weigand, John D. ; Dyan, Penelope
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Origen: Estados Unidos
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Reseña del libro "¡Hola Madrid! A Kid's Guide To Madrid, Spain (en Inglés)"
Madrid, Spain is more than a stopover place on your way to somewhere else in Europe. It is a place where your eyes can soak up sites that have history. In America, everything is very new in comparison to what you will see in Europe; and by getting out and seeing a place far away, even if it is in a book like this one, you can absorb and feel the heart of the place. Madrid, has a splendid mixture of architecture and art that makes a feast for the eyes. (This is not to say you should not also have a feast for your tummy.) Find out what you can eat in Spain that even Spanish kids eat, kids just like you. A book can't tell you everything about a city; however, this award winning author, California lawyer and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, and John D. Weigand are doing their best to show you things a kid might like to see and do when they go to Madrid, Spain. This book is a beginning point on your way to learning all about Madrid, not an ending point. There is a free video you can also watch on YouTube (by Penelope Dyan and John D. Weigand) where you can see even more! Use this book as a part of your very own learning tool collection, and then use the tools in your toolbox to build your knowledge of all things! There is also a video that goes along with this book (on YouTube on Bellissimavideo) that adds to the overall learning experience of this large print book meant for little eyes that uses an early reader learning vocabulary. "Each of these books is different and is meant to teach young children learning concepts, to guess what is coming next in the rhyme and to point out something new and exciting. reading These are picture books for young children that teach a new thought. And they are meant to draw the young early reader into a new and exciting place. They are meant to be family enjoyed." Penelope Dyan
