Salomón el Tiburón tramposo
Authors
Acuña, Luciana
Issue Date
2012
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Book, Whole
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Here is one of seven booklets out of a series of twenty-seven. Each booklet of sixteen pages contains three fables. The title-fable approximates the Aesopic tale of the wolves, sheep, and dogs. Salomon the shark has to get past three tough dolphins to eat the seahorses he loves. The seahorses foolishly dismiss their dolphin protectors. Not a good idea! The seahorses make a lucky escape. In the second story, Ernesto the woodpecker sculpts the only tree for miles and miles. One day Muriel shows up and goes at the tree. They fight and end up chopping down the tree. This fable is like the traditional "Two Goats" who bring each other down off of the narrow bridge. Hogue has a good time with these two colorful birds. "El Cameleón Haragán" is the third fable here. Lazy Camilo hides through changing color whenever anyone comes needing help. His friends gang up on him to teach him a lesson about helpfulness. Camilo gets the idea and changes.
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Arte Gráfico Editorial Argentino: EME Marketing Editorial: Clarinx