Books by Beatriz Zeller
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Dance, Mice, Dance/Bailen, Ratones, Bailen by Beatriz Zeller, Kuang-Ts'Ai Hao, Stefano Tartarotti ( 1994)
"Dance, Mice, Dance!" is an entertaining story about a magical flute player who becomes proud & lazy after being highly praised by the townspeople. Although the town folk soon desert him because of his bad ways, the town mice befriend him & teach him the value of his talent & the importance of friendship. Readers will also enjoy the whimsical illustrations that accompany this worthwhile story. Based on "The Pied Piper of Hamlin". Also available in English/Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Thai, Tagalog, Khmer, Lao, & Hmong. For grades 2-4.
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The Emperor and the Nightingale/El Emperador Y El Ruisenor by Hans Christian Andersen, Beatriz Zeller, Kuang-Ts'Ai Hao ( 1994)
What price will an emperor, who wants to live forever, pay for immortality? Will he give up his favorite horse? His kingdom, perhaps? The answers to these questions are poignantly shown through this haunting & inspiring story about an emperor who ultimately decides to forsake immortality for the love of something greater than himself. This story is illustrated in dreamy details that enhance the story's lyrical power. Readers of all ages will be touched by the messages of love & life offered in "The Emperor & the Nightingale". Based on Andersen's "The Emperor & The Nightingale".
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Giant and the Spring/El Gigante Y El Nino Primavera by Oscar Wilde, Beatriz Zeller, Kuang-Ts'Ai Hao ( 1995)
One cold and frosty night, Uncle Giant discovers a tiny boy in a green cloak and, realizing that he is Spring, tries to keep the boy becauses he loves him so much.
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The Invisible Presence Sixteen Poets of Spanish America 1925-1995 by ( 1996) |
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Me Querrias Tu? by Andrea Wayne Von Konigslow ( 1997)
A child engages in playful dialogue with a parent. The child asks questions, ostensibly about the loveability of slightly naughty animals. The parent always gives the hoped-for reply: love and tolerance.
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The Passing of Octavio Paz Transito De Octavio Paz (1914-1998 by Beatriz Zeller, Adolfo Castanon ( 2000) |
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Revoltijo carinoso by Beatriz Zeller, Laurel Dee Gugler ( 1997)
Yo quiero un abrazo carinoso con papa. Acurracarme suavecito, acomodarme en las rodillas de papa. El problema es que los demas quieren lo mismo. Todos, sin excepcion, van a acurrucarse con papa. El abrazo crece y crece, se hace cada vez mas grande, mas alegre, hasta que los ninos, papa, el gallo y todos los amigos caen al piso en un solo revoltijo carinoso.
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