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De la hora del cuento: La letra "T"

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Cuentos
El tejado de Benito
Por Anuska Allepuz
Madrid, Spain: NubeOcho, 2025. Libro ilustrado.

"El tejado de Benito es el sitio favorito de muchos animales, pero cada uno piensa que es... ¡su tejado! Nadie quiere irse, pero ¿qué ocurrirá cuando no quepa ni una pulga? El tejado de Benito es el tejado favorito de Gato, le encanta pasear por sus tejas. Pero... ¡un momento! también es el tejado favorito de Ratón. Y de Zorro y de Ardilla y de Búho, Polilla, Erizo, Eriza, Erizón y Pulga. Todos se encuentran encima del tejado, y no les gusta nada tener que compartirlo. Comienzan a discutir y discutir, hasta que, de repente, oyen un enorme crujido...Cuando nuestras acciones tienen consecuencias poco agradables, lo importante es solucionarlas y si es en equipo ¡mucho mejor!" --Amazon

Cuentitos
Clic, clac, muu: vacas que escriben a máquina
Escrito por Doreen Cronin
Ilustrado por Betsy Lewin
Nueva York : Simon & Schuster Libros Para Niños, 2022. Pequeño libro ilustrado.

"Las vacas del granjero Brown descubren una máquina de escribir en su establo y empiezan a hacer ultimátumes. Cuando el granjero no responde, los animales van en huelga." --Editor

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