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Books del Sur curates Latin America Spanish-language literature to support dual language curriculum.
Books del Sur curates Latin America Spanish-language literature to support dual language curriculum.
Book cover of Buenos Dias, Senora Walker with an illustration of two people walking away from a group of other people who are shouting.

Buenos díás, Señora Walker

by Books del Sur
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$13.59 - $13.59
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Irene y su pequeño hermano llegan al pueblo para cambiar los aires de la ciudad y disfrutar por unos días la compañía de su abuela, una gran narradora de cuentos que fascinan a sus nietos. Allí conocen a Martín, un niño considerado raro, al que todos esquivan y ven mal. A pesar de eso, la niña entabla una tierna e incomprendida amistad con él, que le permitirá conocer una historia marcada por el dolor que causa la ausencia definitiva de la madre, que intenta ser superado con la fantasía de creerla presente. Pero solo la comprensión de la amiga, su solidaridad y su afecto, terminarán llevándole a la aceptación de la realidad.

 

Irene and her little brother come to town to change the atmosphere of the city and enjoy for a few days the company of their grandmother, a great storyteller who fascinates her grandchildren. There they meet Martín, a boy considered strange, whom everyone avoids and sees badly. Despite this, the girl establishes a tender and misunderstood friendship with him, which will allow her to discover a story marked by the pain caused by the definitive absence of her mother, who tries to be overcome with the fantasy of believing her present. But only the friend's understanding, her solidarity and her affection will end up leading him to accept reality.

Author: 

Beatriz Berrocal Pérez

Illustrator: Paula Terán Ospina

Reading Grade Level: 4TH - 5TH

Type of Spanish Book: Authentic

Type of Book: Chapter

Genre: Fiction

Pages: 141

Size: 11

Cover: Soft Cover

Year Published: 2017

Teacher Comments: 

"Great story about loss, love and friendships brought together from the children's vivid imaginations."