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No Me Importa / I Don't Care
Una autora bestseller de The New York Times y dos ilustradoras galardonadas con el premio Caldecott se unen para crear un álbum sobre la amistad. Al abrir el libro vemos a dos niñas, aparentemente enojadas, una de un lado de la página, la otra al otro extremo, el lomo simboliza una barrera emocional. Y el texto inicia así
No me importa lo que pienses de mi pelo
O de mis ojos o de mis dedos o de mi nariz
No me importa lo que pienses de mis botas
O si no te gusta mi ropa... Poco a poco esa lista de cosas superficiales de las que no se preocupan los verdaderos amigos, como: la apariencia, el atuendo o las posesiones, se transforma en lo que sí podría poner en juego su amistad: Realmente me importa que siempre juegues limpio y que no cambies las reglas cuando estoy ganando... Las ilustraciones de grafito y linóleo, en escala de grises con destellos azules y amarillos, nos muestran las pequeñas cosas que separan a dos amigas y las grandes cosas que las unen.
A New York Times bestselling author and two Caldecott Award-winning illustrators team up to create a book about friendship. Upon opening the book, we see two girls, seemingly angry, one on one side of the page, the other on the other, the spine symbolizing an emotional barrier. And the text begins like this:
I don't care what you think of my hair
Or my eyes or my fingers or my nose
I don't care what you think of my boots
Or if you don't like my clothes... Little by little, that list of superficial things that true friends don't care about, like appearance, attire, or possessions, transforms into things that could put their friendship at stake: I really care that you always play fair and that you don't bend the rules when I'm winning... The graphite and linocut illustrations, in grayscale with flashes of blue and yellow, show us the small things that separate two friends and the big things that unite them.
No me importa lo que pienses de mi pelo
O de mis ojos o de mis dedos o de mi nariz
No me importa lo que pienses de mis botas
O si no te gusta mi ropa... Poco a poco esa lista de cosas superficiales de las que no se preocupan los verdaderos amigos, como: la apariencia, el atuendo o las posesiones, se transforma en lo que sí podría poner en juego su amistad: Realmente me importa que siempre juegues limpio y que no cambies las reglas cuando estoy ganando... Las ilustraciones de grafito y linóleo, en escala de grises con destellos azules y amarillos, nos muestran las pequeñas cosas que separan a dos amigas y las grandes cosas que las unen.
A New York Times bestselling author and two Caldecott Award-winning illustrators team up to create a book about friendship. Upon opening the book, we see two girls, seemingly angry, one on one side of the page, the other on the other, the spine symbolizing an emotional barrier. And the text begins like this:
I don't care what you think of my hair
Or my eyes or my fingers or my nose
I don't care what you think of my boots
Or if you don't like my clothes... Little by little, that list of superficial things that true friends don't care about, like appearance, attire, or possessions, transforms into things that could put their friendship at stake: I really care that you always play fair and that you don't bend the rules when I'm winning... The graphite and linocut illustrations, in grayscale with flashes of blue and yellow, show us the small things that separate two friends and the big things that unite them.
Book Details
- Publisher: Oceano Travesia
- Publish Date: Sep 5th, 2024
- Pages: 32
- Language: Spanish
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.70in - 9.60in - 0.40in - 0.85lb
- EAN: 9786075577869
- Recommended age: 00-03
- Categories: • General
About the Author
Molly Schaar Idle es una ilustradora, autora y animadora de libros infantiles estadounidense. En 2014, recibió el premio Caldecott por su libro ilustrado Flora and the Flamingo. Julie es estadounidense. En 2013 fue reconocida con el premio Ezra Jack Keats New Writer, el cual fue establecido en 1985 para estimular el trabajo de los nuevos autores de libros ilustrados. Además de este libro, es autora de If You Want to See a Whale. Alma and How She Got Her Name (Candlewick Press) fue su primer libro ilustrado como autora e ilustradora y recibió el premio Caldecott Honor 2019. También es ilustrador de La Princesa and the Pea (escrito por Susan M. Elya, Putnam/Penguin), ganador de la Medalla Pura Belpré de Ilustración 2018, y Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story (escrito por Kevin Noble Maillard, Roaring Brook Press), ganador de la Medalla Robert F. Sibert 2020. Nacío en la bulliciosa ciudad de Lima, la capital del Perú. Ahora vive en el bosque del este de Connecticut. Molly Schaar Idle is an American children's book illustrator, author and animator. In 2014, she was awarded a Caldecott Honor for her picture book Flora and the Flamingo. Julie is American. In 2013 she was recognized with the Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award, which was established in 1985 to encourage the work of new picture book authors. In addition to this book, she is the author of If You Want to See a Whale. Alma and How She Got Her Name (Candlewick Press) was her debut picture book as an author-illustrator, and was awarded the 2019 Caldecott Honor. She is also the illustrator of La Princesa and the Pea (written by Susan M. Elya, Putnam/Penguin), winner of the 2018 Pura Belpré Medal for Illustration, and Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story (written by Kevin Noble Maillard, Roaring Brook Press), winner of the 2020 Robert F. Sibert Medal. She was born in the busy city of Lima, the capital of Peru. Now she lives in the woods in Eastern Connecticut.