Margaret and Margarita/Margarita y Margaret [平装] [4岁及以上] pdf epub mobi txt 电子书下载 2025

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出版社： HarperCollins US

ISBN：9780688147341

商品编码：19009578

包装：平装

出版时间：1996-08-23

页数：32

正文语种：英文

商品尺寸：21.488x22.911x0.356cm;0.127kg

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内容简介

Margaret speaks English but not Spanish. Margarita speaks Spanish but not English. Can they still play? Of course they can! Join two robust girls who aren't about to let anything spoil their fun.

作者简介

Lynn Reiser is the creator of many acclaimed books for children, including the bilingual books Margaret and Margarita/Margarita y Margaret; Tortillas and Lullabies/Tortillas y cancioncitas; and The Lost Ball/La pelota perdida. Lynn Reiser lives in Connecticut.

精彩书评

On the left, Margaret (carrying toy rabbit Susan) and her mother come to the park, though the child protests that 'There is no one to play with'; on the right are Margarita, her mother, and a cat named Susana holding the identical conversation--in Spanish. They meet, and while the mothers (assuming that their language difference is a barrier) sit facing outward on the same bench, the little girls gesture, converse, and play with their toys, each picking up a few words of the other's language and parting as friends--with the mothers now smiling at each other. Constructed with unusual imagination and care, a bilingual story that makes a perfect first bridge from either language to the other, with simple but expressive art that will help define the words for new readers. (Picture book. 3-8)
——Kirkus Reviews

"Constructed with unusual imagination and care...makes a perfect first bridge from either language to the other."
——Kirkus Reviews

"Constructed with unusual imagination and care...makes a perfect first bridge from either language to the other."
——Kirkus Reviews