Yo Voté - by Mark Shulman (Paperback)

About the Book

Originally published in English in 2020 as I voted: making a choice makes a difference.

Book Synopsis

Este libro ingenioso y no partidista ayuda a explicar el concepto de votación a los lectores más jóvenes.

Yo voté explica el concepto de tomar una decisión individualmente o en grupo, ya sea sobre algo simple como "¿Prefieres manzanas o naranjas?" o algo más complicado como elegir una mascota de clase o un representante de la comunidad.

Puede que no siempre consigas lo que deseas, ¡pero existen estrategias para mejorar tus probabilidades!

Los encantadores y sencillos dibujos de Serge Bloch combinados con el texto divertido y oportuno de Mark Shulman crean un recurso perfecto para discutir eventos actuales con tus hijes. Esta edición en español garantiza que estos importantes conceptos sean accesibles para todos nuestros futuros votantes.

¡Ahora con información adicional sobre la votación por correo! El apéndice incluye información sobre el proceso electoral de Estados Unidos.

Review Quotes

"An excellent, Spanish-language choice for the elementary civics curriculum, especially leading up to the election season, that can be used for read-alouds or independent reading."--School Library Journal

"This informative read that puts voting in terms young ones can understand emphasizes that the best way to decide who to vote for is by listening, reading, talking, and inquiring. Bloch's minimalist illustrations in a red, white, and blue palette add levity. . ."--Booklist

About the Author

Mark Shulman has authored over 150 books, including the picture book Mom and Dad are Palindromes. His debut novel Scrawl was an ALA/YALSA pick for Best Fiction for Young Adults title. Shulman lives in New York City.

Serge Bloch is a Society of Illustrators Gold Medal winner and the recipient of France's Baobab Award. He illustrated Susie Morgenstern's A Book of Coupons, named an ALA Batchelder Honor Book, and has written and illustrated numerous books for children and young adults including One Proud Penny written by Randy Siegel. He lives in Paris.