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De la hora del cuento: Semana 5 de verano

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Cuentos
La casita de esperanza
Por Terry Catasús Jennings
Ilustrado por Raúl Colón
New York : Holiday House, 2022. Libro ilustrado.

"Para convertir una casita en mal estado en un hogar acogedor, todo lo que se necesita es una familia con un corazón muy grande, decidida a ayudar a los demás, y ... un poquito de esperanza. La casita ofrece un hogar a aquellos que no tienen adonde ir. Es un lugar sin miedo y sin peligro en un país nuevo, y Esperanza siempre es la primera en darles la bienvenida a todos." --Editor

Cuentitos
El bebé ve animales de granja
Por Janna Steagall
Sanger, California: Familus LLC, 2026. Pequeño libro ilustrado.

"Un libro de carton de alto contraste lleno de animales de granja y disenado por la artista Janna Steagall. Creado para los lectores más jovenes y sus ojos en desarrollo, este libro de cartón de alto contraste presenta a todos tus animales de granja favoritos." --Editor

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