Conoce A Zelia Nuttall (Get to Know Zelia Nuttall)
Conoce A Zelia Nuttall (Get to Know Zelia Nuttall)
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Annotation: Imagine you are living in the 1800s, and you see the words archeologist and anthropologist describing a woman. Unconvent... more
 
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Catalog Number: #6781979
Format: Paperback
Copyright Date: 2023
Edition Date: 2023 Release Date: 10/18/23
Illustrator: Barron, Israel,
Pages: 31 pages
ISBN: 1-543-38227-4
ISBN 13: 978-1-543-38227-3
Dewey: 930
Dimensions: 26 cm.
Language: Spanish
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School Library Journal (Sun Sep 01 00:00:00 CDT 2024)

L&3;ZARO LE&1;N, Georgina . Conoce a Jorge Luis Borges . illus. by Valeria Cis. ISBN 9781543382280 . RAM&5;REZ, Sergio . Conoce a Rub&3;n Dar&7;o . illus. by Pablo De Bella. ISBN 9781669914419 . ea vol: 32p. (Personajes del mundo hisp&5;nico). Vista . Jul. 2024. pap. $32. Gr 1–5 —This series focuses on late 19th-century and early 20th-century key figures from Spanish-speaking countries. In Conoce a Zelia Nuttall, readers meet a young Zelia who is fascinated by a "Antig&2;edades de M&3;xico" book she got from her Mexican mother. This sparks her curiosity, and inspired by the Aztec emperor Moctezuma Zocoyotzin, who "comes to life" from the pages she is reading, she embarks into a journey in researching and spreading the word around the world as an archaeologist focusing in boosting Aztec life, work, and contributions to humanity. In Conoce a Jorge Luis Borges, the poetic text begins with an old Borges reminiscing about his childhood. The narrative alternates between a child Borges playing with his sister and imaginary friends to an older Borges sitting in his household chair during his last days. This book doesn't provide much details for the famous Argentinian literary great but showcases a joyful childhood bringing to life the stories and adventures of the books he read as a child. In Conoce a Rub&3;n Dar&7;o, an owl living in Dar&7;o's childhood home, narrates the Nicaraguan poet's upbringing and eventual migration to other countries to develop his career as a poet and influential literary figure who gave rise to the Modernism movement. The three titles are accompanied by illustrations that mirror and enhance the respective settings and individual imaginative minds and careers of important Latin American creators. Glossary and notes from the authors are included with each title. VERDICT These entries are recommended for elementary school libraries to enhance their Spanish-language biography collections.—Sujei Lugo

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School Library Journal (Sun Sep 01 00:00:00 CDT 2024)
Word Count: 1,125
Reading Level: 6.5
Interest Level: 2-5
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 6.5 / points: 0.5 / quiz: 523639SP / grade: Middle Grades

Imagine you are living in the 1800s, and you see the words archeologist and anthropologist describing a woman. Unconventional, right? Dig into this book to learn about this inspirational trailblazer who dedicated her life to study the ancient cultures of Mexico.


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