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Muggie Maggie (in Spanish)
Beverly Cleary
Muggie Maggie (in Spanish)
Beverly Cleary (Author) · Planeta · Paperback
Muggie Maggie (in Spanish)
Beverly Cleary
Obras maestras de la literatura infantil estadounidense en español; atemporales y aprobadas por maestros.
Planeta Junior presenta una colección de ganadores de la Medalla Newbery y selecciones de maestros, que incluye clásicos atemporales cuidadosamente elegidos por educadores para aulas y bibliotecas. Esta serie acerca a los lectores en español las obras más queridas de la literatura infantil. Un clásico de la literatura infantil ideal para primeros lectores, pues trata sobre aprender a leer y a escribir. Maggie está empeñada en no aprender a leer ni escribir en letra manuscrita. ¿Para qué, si puede hacerlo en ordenador? «¡Escribir a mano es anticuado!», proclama Maggie, que ya es el hazmerreír del colegio… hasta que su tutora le encarga una tarea y la curiosidad de la niña puede más que su obstinación.ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
Masterpieces of American children's literature in Spanish; timeless and teacher-approved.
Planeta Junior presents a collection of Newbery Medal winners and teacher selections, featuring timeless classics carefully chosen by educators for classrooms and libraries. This series brings Spanish-speaking readers the most beloved works of children's literature. A classic of children's literature ideal for early readers, as it explores learning to read and write. Maggie is determined not to learn how to read or write in cursive handwriting. Why should she, when she can do everything on a computer? “Writing by hand is outdated!” declares Maggie, who has already become the laughingstock of her school… until her teacher assigns her a task—and the girl’s curiosity proves stronger than her stubbornness.Do you have a question about the book? Login to be able to add your own question.