Julia Giganta: Se Siente Pequeña (Julia Giganta: Feels Small)

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Penguin RH Grupo Editoria

Annotation: Julia, the protagonist, is extraordinarily big, but despite that, the adults around her make her feel very, very small. The day her mother loses her wits with her and tells her so, the little girl decides to run away from home and, as she crosses a tunnel, she ends up in another world. There, Julia will set-off on a magical and gigantic adventure where she will discover, alongside Bruno, a young wizard and new friend, that she is much more valuable than she thinks.

Genre: [Foreign languages]

Reviews: 1

Catalog Number: #394277

Format: Publisher's Hardcover

Publisher: Penguin RH Grupo Editoria

Edition Date: 2024 Release Date: 09/17/24

Pages: 1 volume (unpaged)

New Title: Yes

ISBN: 84-488-4677-X

ISBN 13: 978-84-488-4677-0

Dewey: E

Dimensions: 25 x 29 cm.

Subject Heading:
Girls. Juvenile fiction.
Imagination in children. Juvenile fiction.
Stature. Juvenile fiction.
Self-esteem in children. Juvenile fiction.
Mothers and daughters. Juvenile fiction.
Spanish language materials.
Girls. Fiction.
Imagination in children. Fiction.
Stature. Fiction.
Self-esteem in children. Fiction.
Mothers and daughters. Fiction.
Ninas. Novela. slem.
Imaginacion en los ninos. Novela. slem.
Estatura. Novela. slem.
Seguridad (Psicologia) en ninos. Novela. slem.
Relacion madre-hija. Novela. slem.
Materiales lectura en idioma espanol. slem.

Language: Spanish

Reviews:

School Library Journal (Sun Dec 01 00:00:00 CST 2024)

K-Gr 3— Julia the Giant is a young girl who lives in the magical land of the giants. She is always smiling, willing to help others, and loves to bake chocolate and cinnamon cake. Her imagination is as big as she is, but it gets her into trouble. At home, while she is watching her little brother, she becomes so distracted pretending she is a pirate, he gets hurt. At school, she is writing on the board and doesn't even realize she is painting the walls. She doesn't seem to get anything right. Although she is big in size and in heart, she begins to feel as small as an ant. Julia decides to run away to the land of the humans, where she meets Bruno, a boy wizard, who shows her that the labels we give ourselves do more harm than good. This thoughtful text will remind readers that they are all important just as they are, no matter what their inner voices may say. Castro's fairy talelike art will charm readers. VERDICT Children will appreciate the journey Julia the Giant makes and the lessons she learns along the way.— Melanie Ortega

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School Library Journal (Sun Dec 01 00:00:00 CST 2024)

Reading Level: 2.0

Interest Level: K-3

Llega una nueva historia de la autora de La bruja que no quería ser princesa, donde transmite un precioso mensaje sobre lo valiosos que son los más pequeños para sus mayores.

Julia, la protagonista de esta historia, es extraordinariamente grande, pero a pesar de ello, los adultos que la rodean la hacen sentir muy, muy pequeña. El día que su madre pierde la paciencia con ella y se lo dice, la pequeña decide huir de casa y, atravesando un túnel, acaba llegando a otro mundo. Allí Julia se embarcará en una aventura mágica y gigantesca donde descubrirá de la mano de Bruno, un joven mago y nuevo amigo, que es mucho más valiosa de lo que cree.

Susanna Isern, autora de La bruja que no quería ser princesa y de la serie Daniela Pirata, nos trae una emotiva historia que ayudará a niños y niñas a partir de 4 años a entender que, a pesar de las broncas y los enfados, siempre son importantes para la gente que los quieren.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

A new story from the author of The Witch Who Didn't Want to Be a Princess, which conveys a beautiful message about how valuable children are to their elders.

Julia, the protagonist, is extraordinarily big, but despite that, the adults around her make her feel very, very small. The day her mother loses her wits with her and tells her so, the little girl decides to run away from home and, as she crosses a tunnel, she ends up in another world. There, Julia will set-off on a magical and gigantic adventure where she will discover, alongside Bruno, a young wizard and new friend, that she is much more valuable than she thinks.

Susanna Isern, author of The Witch Who Didn't Want to Be a Princess and the Daniela Pirate series, brings us a moving story that will help children aged 4 and up, understand that despite any arguments or angry feelings, they are always important to the people who love them.

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