Dilly la Mula

by Elli Woollard, Steven Lenton (Illustrator), David Aliaga Muñoz (Translator)

Dilly es una mula vieja y pequeña. Camina siempre despacio y encorvada, y sus rebuznos son terriblemente molestos. Sin embargo, Dilly tiene un gran corazón y cree que todavía puede ser útil a su amo, que acaba de comprar un caballo para remplazarla. Cuando unos malvados ladrones se cuelen por la noche en el establo, tendrá ocasión de demostrarlo... Elli Woollard y Steven Lenton nos traen una historia que invita a los peques a creer en sí mismos y a dar lo mejor de sí. Un cuento moderno con aroma de fábula clásica con el que trabajar temas como la autoestima y el respeto por los mayores.

32 pages, Hardcover

Published December 10, 2020

Reviews

[Paris King · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book with my kids and they loved it ... I'm not gonna lie, I only added it to my read shelf to reach my 2022 Goodreads reading goal, but yipeeeee for me GOAL COMPLETE! Nevertheless I enjoyed reading this with the kids. It was full of colourful illustrations and some great rhyming skills!

[Hannah · Rating 5 out of 5]

My 4 month old baby loves this book. He gets excited (squealing, smiling and limb waving) when we read it even though I'm certain he understands none of the actual words. It's a really fun story from my perspective so I'm sure he will enjoy it for the story too as he gets older and it will take me a while to get bored of it. The drawings are colourful and full of interesting things to look at that add to the story. We own two of this authors books and enjoy both so will be keeping an eye out for more from them in the future

[Batu · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sonu ne kadar tatlıya bağlansa da sahibin muamelesi iç acıtıyor.

[Sheron · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dilly the Donkey enjoyed pulling the children to school however his owner thought that she was getting too old to be doing that so he replaced her with a younger, stronger horse. However there were thieves that saw the new horse as a wonderful animal that they could steal and Dilly had overheard their plans of the theft. She tried to warn the owner but unfortunately the owner could not understand her so in the end, she came up with a plan to scare of the robbers. She succeeded and was still sold. However her new owner was the sheriff of the town who used her successful plan and continued to bring criminals to order.