Category: Libros
Ganador de la Medalla Kate Greenaway. Ganador de la Medalla Caldecott. Un éxito de ventas del New York Times.
Un pececito luce con orgullo un sombrero azul. Le queda perfecto. El problema es que los problemas podrían estar acechando cerca... Por suerte, el enorme pez al que se lo quitó no se despertará. Y aunque lo hiciera, no es como si fuera a saber lo que pasó, ¿verdad?
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The tiny fish’s deadpan expressions get me every single time, and the way the suspense builds with just a few words is genius for a bedtime story. My toddler giggles at the hat fitting perfectly, and I don’t mind reading it twice in a row.
My four-year-old asks for this one every single night, and honestly, I don't mind. The illustrations are so expressive that the tiny fish's guilty face gets a laugh out of both of us every time, even though we've read it dozens of times. It's a clever little story that works on two levels, which is
My three-year-old makes me read this one every single night, and even after the fiftieth time, the minimalist art and that perfect little blue hat still make us both laugh. It's the rare picture book that's genuinely funny for adults too, and the Caldecott Medal is fully deserved.
