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Highlights
- Una cálida historia sobre la relación entre padres e hijos, que se mantiene igual de importante cuando llega un bebé a la casa.
- 3-7 Years
- 10.31" x 9.92" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Family
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About the Book
"Owen se siente un poco excluido. Desde que naniâo su hermanito, cree que papâa ya no tiene tiempo para âel. Afortunadamente, papâa lo ha notado y tiene una buena idea. âEl y Owen harâan algo especial: lo que Owen quiera hacer. ÅQuâe escogerâa?"--Book Synopsis
Una cálida historia sobre la relación entre padres e hijos, que se mantiene igual de importante cuando llega un bebé a la casa. Para hermanos y hermanas de 3 años en adelante.Owen se siente un poco excluido. Desde que nació su hermanito, cree que papá ya no tiene tiempo para él. Afortunadamente, papá lo ha notado y tiene una buena idea. Él y Owen harán algo especial: lo que Owen quiera hacer. ¿Qué escogerá?Review Quotes
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About the Author
Gerald "Jerry" Thomas Ruff (1954 - 2021) was an editor, teacher and author based in La Crosse, WI. Jerry retired in March 2020, and he thoroughly enjoyed the freedom to use his time as he wanted. Jerry passed away unexpectedly in March 2021, at the age of 66. He spent the last year of his life working on numerous creative endeavors, writing poetry, children's stories and editing for friends. These books will be an everlasting gift for families and children.Davilyn Lynch was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, where she would spend most days drawing, escaping into a world of creativity and wonder. She grew up in an inspiring household surrounded by her father's abstract canvasses on every wall. After the distractions of life, it wasn't until her first child came along that she rediscovered her love of drawing and decided to make it a major part of her life. With the help and support of her husband and close friends she was able to make her dream a reality and became a children's book illustrator. Being born biracial, (Filipino and Caucasian) Davilyn grew up in a community that was predominantly white and suffered discrimination due to others seeing her as 'different'. Davilyn wants to make sure she sends a positive message to young readers through her character illustrations that diversity among children and families is completely normal. Davilyn is self-taught, letting her passion and creativity be her guide in the picture books she works on.