About this item
Highlights
- "A nice choice on a perennial subject that would be right at home on Spanish-language picture book shelves.
- 4-9 Years
- 10.3" x 9.9" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Social Themes
Description
Book Synopsis
"A nice choice on a perennial subject that would be right at home on Spanish-language picture book shelves." - School Library Journal¡Las golondrinas están de vuelta, lo que significa que la primavera ha llegado! Tractorcito está encantado de ver a estos alegres pajaritos. Pero las golondrinas construyen un nido en su granero. Ahora Tractorcito debe compartir su espacio, y ya no está tan contento como antes. Hasta que una pequeña golondrina le hará cambiar de opinión . . .
Este dulce libro ilustrado trata sobre la hospitalidad, la amistad y la importancia de aprender a compartir. Ideal para lectores a partir de 4 años.
The swallows are back, so spring is coming! Little Tractor is happy to see the cheery birds. But then the swallows build a nest in his barn. Now he has to share his space, and Little Tractor isn't so happy anymore. Until one little swallow changes his mind . . .
A sweet picture book about hospitality, friendship, and learning to share. For everyone ages 4 years and up.
Review Quotes
"A nice choice on a perennial subject that would be right at home on Spanish-language picture book shelves." - School Library Journal
About the Author
Natalie Quintart es una autora belga.
Natalie Quintart is a Belgian actress and author. She studied acting in Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium) and Paris (France). Since then, she has both acted in and created scripts for several theatrical productions. In addition to stage plays, Natalie writes novels and children's books, which have been translated into many different languages. To her, writing is sharing little pieces of humanity, tenderness, emotion, and humor with the world. Natalie now lives in Brussels, and she has three children.
Philippe Goossens es un ilustrador belga.
Philippe Goossens was born in Brussels, Belgium. He loved reading the Tintin adventure books as a child. With his passion for drawing, it came as no surprise that he decided to take illustration classes at the Saint Luc Institute in Brussels. After receiving his degree, he tried his hand at everything that has to do with drawing and graphics (advertisements, animated movies . . .), but soon he realized that he wanted to use his talents for picture books. The many books he has illustrated have been making children smile ever since.