Este libro, es uno de los más importantes para los credores, profesores y maestros que toienen interes de ahacer teatro con y para los niños. Analiza los mas diversos aspectos del tetaro para niños, dando una información rica e importante. Como havrelo, en donde encontrar materiales, propuestas diversas, fotos, tecnicas, Es importante porque en español no se puede ebcontrar un material tan rico y especializado

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ALEJANDRA ZEA

A Day With Nellie is a delightful picture book written and illustrated by Marthe Jocelyn for young readers about the numerous choices young Nellie must make in her day, from what to wear to what to do. Strong, playful color illustrations resembling paper cutout models make this a particularly vibrant and happy tale for beginning readers.

My granddaughter (a city girl) and I snuggled
on the couch to read Jam and Jelly ... it was
a precious time to see the beautiful illustrations
and read the story of a family working together
well. Their hard work was more like an adventure
than a chore, and encouraged exploration and
respect. My granddaughter and I will use this
book for years to come as part of our bonding
and love for God's beauty in creation. The
hype in today's world seemed to fade away as Trisha
and I shared some precious time together exploring
with the author (Gloria Whelan) and illustrator
(Gijsbert van Frankenhuysen).

I have always wanted to know how various plants got their names. This book is a great source for discovering the stories behind plant names. It is quite enjoyable and interesting. A delight to read! I highly recommend this book to everyone!... Even people who do not know much about plants will love to read these fascinating stories!

This book is a day by day process from symptoms thru diagnosis to solving problem as they arise. An excellant self-help book by a spouse that has lived with the problem for 14 years. It is a story of loving one's mate to the bitter end by keeping the "sickness" part of the marriage vows. I highly recommend this book to any caregiver that needs comfort, support and suggestions to make their lives and their loved ones more comfortable.

Nellie Bly has done a superb job in documenting the incredible life of excess of one of the greatest actors ever. Brando is presented objectively throughout the book and the movie information, Dag Drollet murder case, sexual/marital escapades, battles with obesity, make for a hugely (pardon the pun) entertaining read. Alot of the content will shock the reader, but like most Hollywood icons, what we see on the screen is totally different than what they really are. 5 stars well deserved.

This is a terrific photo essay of the history of Historic Wallace Idaho and surrounding areas. Diefinately a must have for anyone who is local to the area

This was a completely personal and revealing work. If you are a fan of Anderson's voice this book will soon become one of your favourites. I couldn't put it down (I know that statement is cliche-ed but it's the truth). Anderson had an incredible struggle establishing a career as an African American opera singer, but throughout her life she treated everyone she encoountered (despite the cruelty and racism of many) with dignity and grace. Her autobiography is indicative of her supreme modesty and love of music and the human voice as the most divine instrument. If you buy it, you will be enchanted. I particularily recommend it for people studying voice.

This is a great story about a little Irish woman who endured so much through her lifetime. From her struggles to get here from Ireland to her times battling the elements heading west. She was truly a remarkable woman who had great determination, compassion for others and faith in God, something that is uncommon in today's society. Anyone who enjoys western history should enjoy this book.

P.S. - And for your information Tom Moore, I am Ron Fischer's son, so before you make uneducated false statements, do everyone a favor and get your facts straight!!

This was the first EMMA BLAIR book I'd read, I couldn't put it down. I have read 6 more of her novels since this one.
She writes in the style of Catherine Cookson with more gutsy details.

At first you'll laugh being out with Nellie Thompson and her friend Babs at Saturday night dances.
Nellie falls for Frank, but he's a Catholic. Her father is furious; they want her to marry Jim.
After Frank is forced to leave town Nellie relents and marries Jim, what a mistake she's made!