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Pelusa
Los cuentos de niños son importantes para su desarrollo?
"Pues, señor, que era vez y vez de una vieja, más vieja que el modo de llover, más fea que pegarle a su padre y más mala que el pecado mortal, que se llamaba la vieja Paví. Pues vamos a que esta vieja Paví tenía consigo una niña de cinco a seis años, blanca y rubia como el angelito que juega a los pies de la Virgen con un manojito de flores."
En este cuento deja las siguientes enseñ Este cuento debes tenerlo Pronto, solamente digitando en "comprar con un solo clic" . A tus hijos les Gustará!
"Pues, señor, que era vez y vez de una vieja, más vieja que el modo de llover, más fea que pegarle a su padre y más mala que el pecado mortal, que se llamaba la vieja Paví. Pues vamos a que esta vieja Paví tenía consigo una niña de cinco a seis años, blanca y rubia como el angelito que juega a los pies de la Virgen con un manojito de flores."
En este cuento deja las siguientes enseñ Este cuento debes tenerlo Pronto, solamente digitando en "comprar con un solo clic" . A tus hijos les Gustará!
30 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1990
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Luis Coloma
172 books8 followersPadre Luis Coloma, a Jesuit, was a Spanish writer and journalist.
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May 20, 2018
This is children’s book with a fairy tale feel. Pelusa was stolen by a witch at birth. Her parents are under a spell and cannot find her. The witch is, of course, mean and Pelusa innocent and kind.
Pelusa finds a broken down doll in a garbage bin and calls her “Angelina.” The little doll has one leg and is simply not well put together, but Pelusa loves this doll and decides to be her mother. The neighbors take care of Pelusa by feeding her and giving making up for the lack of attention she gets at home.
Pelusa encounters the tired and hungry Holy Family on their journey (perhaps to Egypt???) and she shares her delicious stew with them. The Baby Jesus takes Angelina the doll and blesses her, immediately Angelina is restored and we come to see that the doll is Pelusa’s guardian angel.
The Blessed Mother tells Pelusa that Angelina will lead her to her parents and she will be restored to her original family.
Angelina is an adorable character who fights off a black bird tempting Pelusa to move away from her journey and instructs Pelusa to stay the course. Angelina does steal the show here, because she's a funny little fighter. This is ok as it sparks the imagination.
I love the idea of a doll blessed by the Lord and becoming a guide and angel. This fits right into the psyche of a little child.
The pictures are lovely in this book.
This book has me thinking about stories that can incorporate the wonder of the Baby Jesus and children.
Pelusa finds a broken down doll in a garbage bin and calls her “Angelina.” The little doll has one leg and is simply not well put together, but Pelusa loves this doll and decides to be her mother. The neighbors take care of Pelusa by feeding her and giving making up for the lack of attention she gets at home.
Pelusa encounters the tired and hungry Holy Family on their journey (perhaps to Egypt???) and she shares her delicious stew with them. The Baby Jesus takes Angelina the doll and blesses her, immediately Angelina is restored and we come to see that the doll is Pelusa’s guardian angel.
The Blessed Mother tells Pelusa that Angelina will lead her to her parents and she will be restored to her original family.
Angelina is an adorable character who fights off a black bird tempting Pelusa to move away from her journey and instructs Pelusa to stay the course. Angelina does steal the show here, because she's a funny little fighter. This is ok as it sparks the imagination.
I love the idea of a doll blessed by the Lord and becoming a guide and angel. This fits right into the psyche of a little child.
The pictures are lovely in this book.
This book has me thinking about stories that can incorporate the wonder of the Baby Jesus and children.
November 21, 2023
Es una historia bastante corta, pero tiene un estilo único que atrapa desde antes de que el cuento inicie.
Si se busca leer sobre mutilaciones, canibalismo y homicidio, el camino nunca son los libros de terror, sino los cuentos infantiles antiguos y este no es la excepción.
Si se busca leer sobre mutilaciones, canibalismo y homicidio, el camino nunca son los libros de terror, sino los cuentos infantiles antiguos y este no es la excepción.
August 29, 2023
Muy bueno para aprender español pero no siento que es un libro para niños porque tiene temas que son… violentos.
January 2, 2024
-Mira, Pelusa: en este mundo hay mucha gente mala, pero hay también mucha más buena; y la verdadera ciencia del mundo consiste en saber distinguir las unas de las otras.
August 25, 2020
El cuento esta muy bien, pero no entiendo que en un cuento infantil haya escenas para mi desagradables y un poco sanguinarias.
February 28, 2025
Pelusa y su bosque encantado de Loreley rebull León
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