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DICAMILLO, KATE / Dusen, Chris Van. 978-84-8470-613-7. A la maravilla porcina del Sr. y la Sra. Watson, Mercy le encanta pasear en coche. Siempre quiere sentarse en el asiento del conductor, y se necesita un buen rato y algunos empujones hacerla desistir de su intención de conducir , pero una vez que el descapotable está en la carretera ...
—Houston Chronicle Super Summer Reads: The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo. A smaller-than-usual mouse falls in love with music, stories, and a Princess named Pea. —Woman's Day A heartwarming and rewarding read, The Tale of Despereaux cheers uniqueness, boos conformity, urges readers to overlook seeming differences, and inspires hope.
Kate DiCamillo (Filadelfia, 1964) es conocida por sus obras dirigidas al público más joven, entre las que se cuentan Gracias a Winn-Dixie, galardonada con la medalla de Honor Newbery, y El prodigioso viaje de Edward Tulane, también publicada en Noguer.
4 de mar. de 2024 · This combination of photos shows author Kate DiCamillo posing for a portrait in New York on Jan. 18, 2024, left, and cover art for her latest book "Ferris." (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews, left, and ...
Kate DiCamillo spent most of her childhood in the South, and moved to Minnesota when she was in her twenties. She was inspired to write Because of Winn-Dixie, her first novel, during a bout of homesickness one brutally cold winter. The book was an immediate success: it is a Newbery Honor Book, has won more than twenty-five state awards, and has ...
Our White House: Looking In, Looking Out. Featuring a story by Kate DiCamillo. Created by 108 Renowned Authors and Illustrators and The National Children’s Book and Literacy Alliance. More Info. Kate DiCamillo Stories Connect Us.
Kate DiCamillo is the author of Because of Winn-Dixie (a Newbery Honor book), The Tiger Rising (a National Book Award finalist), and The Tale of Despereaux (a Newbery Medal Winner). She recently completed a series of early chapter books about a pig named Mercy Watson. The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane was the winner of the Boston Globe ...
