Te echaré de menos (Lost in the Clouds): Un cuento para recordar a los que ya no están

by DK

Overview

Un cuento precioso que ofrece consuelo a los niños para afrontar la tristeza ante la pérdida de un ser querido

Álex echa mucho de menos a su mamá. Vive en las nubes. Algunos días  brilla el sol y las oscuras nubes no se ven por ningún lado. Esos son  los días favoritos de Álex. Él y papá juegan en el jardín todo el día y  Álex sabe que mamá está dejando que el sol brille para ellos. Pero no  todos los días son así. A veces, las nubes son oscuras y Álex se siente triste y solo.
 
Este conmovedor libro, con ilustraciones y escrito con gran ternura, explora el dolor y enseña a los niños a lidiar con las emociones y sentimientos que aparecen tras la muerte de un ser  querido.
 
Un gran cuento infantil para que los adultos ayuden a los pequeños a comprender por lo que están pasando.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780744048667
Publisher:	DK
Publication date:	11/02/2021
Pages:	32
Sales rank:	400,852
Product dimensions:	9.75(w) x 9.75(h) x 0.36(d)
Language:	Spanish
Age Range:	3 - 5 Years

About the Author

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Editorial Reviews

02/22/2021

Tinn-Disbury traces one child’s grief through this weather-themed tale. Billy, a kid with warm brown skin and curly dark hair, believes his mother lives in the clouds following her death. Every morning, he checks on Mommy’s cloud, interpreting its changes alongside shifts in his and Daddy’s moods. On clear days, Billy and his father spend quality time together, and “Billy knew that Mommy had asked the sun to make their days bright.” But cloudy days represent Daddy withdrawing into himself, and stormy days are the worst: Billy screams to talk to Mommy, but Daddy stays quiet, “and his eyes would look red and sore.” One stormy day, frustrated by the distance between himself and his mother, Billy attempts to climb up to the clouds. His father eventually intercepts, discussing the child’s conflicting emotions and options for support. Fine-lined illustrations in soft watercolor washes accentuate this gentle, if slightly didactic, picture book for children struggling with loss. Ages 3–5. (May)

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