El Libro de Los Pájaros / The Book of Birds (Spanish Edition) - by Asia Gwis (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

El libro de los pá jaros es un libro de no-ficció n en ESPAÑ OL perfecto para introducir el mundo de las aves recomendado para niÑ os y niÑ as de 3 a 8 aÑ os. Descubre la diversidad y la riqueza del mundo de los pá jaros con unas ilustraciones ú nicas complementadas con fascinantes curiosidades y juegos para los lectores. Los pá jaros viven en todas partes: en las ciudades, en la selva, en el agua, en el campo, en los bosques... No tienen miedo a las heladas antá rticas ni al calor de los tró picos. Son muy diferentes: pequeÑ os como un colibrí de La Habana y enormes como un avestruz africano, simpá ticos como los gorriones e inteligentes como los cuervos, coloridos como los loros y grises como los rebozuelos. Vuelan, corren, nadan, construyen casas y ponen huevos. A la mayorí a les gusta la compaÑ í a, pero a algunos la soledad. Hay casi diez mil especies. Otros libros de no-ficció n en ESPAÑ OL de Editorial el Pirata: - El libro de los monos - Có mo funcionan las construcciones

About the Author

Asia Gwis is a graphic artist and illustrator. She graduated from the Faculty of Graphics and Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ló dz. For many years, she worked as a graphic artist for publications such as Zwierciadlo, Przekró j, Machina, and National Geographic. Her illustrations have appeared in Elle, Pani, Zwierciadlo, Sens, National Geographic Traveler, and ChickPea. Privately, she is the mom of cats Antek, Koksik, Koko, Dzidzia, and Paproch. She is a great lover of travel, especially in Asia. In her free time, she is an avid reader and runs the blog Kavkadesign.com. She doesn't enjoy cooking. She divides her time between Warsaw, Ló dz, and Manila. Asia Gwis is a graphic artist and illustrator. She graduated from the Faculty of Graphics and Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ló dz. For many years, she worked as a graphic artist for publications such as Zwierciadlo, Przekró j, Machina, and National Geographic. Her illustrations have appeared in Elle, Pani, Zwierciadlo, Sens, National Geographic Traveler, and ChickPea. Privately, she is the mom of cats Antek, Koksik, Koko, Dzidzia, and Paproch. She is a great lover of travel, especially in Asia. In her free time, she is an avid reader and runs the blog Kavkadesign.com. She doesn't enjoy cooking. She divides her time between Warsaw, Ló dz, and Manila.