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Pero ¿por qué no te duermes?

Si la hora de ir a dormir se te hace bola, ¡esta historia es para ti!

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¿No puedes dormir? A veces es difícil conciliar el sueño, pero no te preocupes, ¡sé cómo conseguir que te canses! Un álbum ilustrado repleto de humor, ideal para compartir en familia antes de irse a dormir. Contar ovejitas, baños calentitos, nanas... esta historia lo tiene todo para hacerte reír y desesperarte a partes iguales mientras simpatizas con este dragón que hace todo lo posible para que su dragoncito se vaya a dormir. *Un cuento ideal para leer en familia antes de ir a dormir. *Con bromas para hacer reír a toda la familia, y con un final inesperado. *Con ilustraciones frescas y divertidas. *Escrito por Adam Wallace, el autor de Superpedete y Navidad a todo gas.
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    • School Library Journal

      June 1, 2023

      PreS-Gr 1-A friendly green monster talks to an unidentified audience who does not want to fall asleep. This monster knows some tricks that could help. Readers may count sheep, listen to a loud lullaby, and pull up their sheets; if nothing works, readers may dance or exercise. Another solution that could work is listening to a Halloweenlike story in rhyme. This humorous book combines is an interactive story that makes counting fun. The simple first-person narrative is made up of speech bubbles and regular prose, a design that aptly reflects that conversational style. They are arranged all over the pages, signaling the chaotic ambiance surrounding a wakeful child. The large font is perfect for a story time activity, attracting attention to the bold words highlighted in the story. The digital crayon-based illustrations rely on bright composite colors to accompany the lime green monster. The art provides a jocose environment throughout that perfectly accompanies the playful plot. There are instances in the Spanish translation of awkward phrasing, but that won't deter readers. VERDICT A lighthearted picture book and eccentric bedtime story for those who want a laugh before dozing off.-Kathia Ibacache

      Copyright 2023 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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