Description
Teresa the Princess
Book Summary
A rhyming and singable story for little ones, starring a very unconventional princess. Teresa is brave, bold, and has a story that can be sung. Through her adventures, babies will discover a character who breaks stereotypes, inviting them to explore the world with joy and determination. A work by the renowned duo Margarita del Mazo and Cecilia Moreno, designed to be shared aloud and to stimulate early approaches to reading.
What is it about?
Teresa is not your typical princess: she is brave, bold, and ready to live her own adventures. This story, designed to be read and sung, introduces a protagonist who invites babies to follow her lead. With a rhyming text full of rhythm, the story follows Teresa on her little exploits, fostering imagination and self-confidence. Cecilia Moreno's illustrations complement the narrative with a colorful and accessible style, ideal for capturing the attention of the very young.
Main Themes
- Bravery and boldness in early childhood.
- Overcoming gender stereotypes from an early age.
- Rhythm and musicality in storytelling for babies.
- Fostering autonomy and self-esteem.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is intended for babies from 0 years old and preschool children, as well as for parents and educators looking for an interactive story with rhyme that can be sung. It is ideal for shared read-aloud sessions, both at home and in preschools.
What this book offers
- Introduces babies to reading through the rhythm and musicality of the text.
- Offers a model of an active and brave princess, far removed from traditional archetypes.
- Encourages interaction between the adult and the child during the narration.
- Stimulates imagination and active listening from the first months.
Technical Specifications
- Author: del Mazo Fernández, Margarita
- Publisher: Ediciones Jaguar
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: BOOKS FOR BABIES, CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG ADULT FICTION AND TRUE STORIES
- Collection: MIAU
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: May 2018
- Number of pages: 18
- Weight: 178 g
Editorial Review
A solid offering within early childhood literature, combining rhyming text with attractive illustrations. The work stands out for its focus on bravery and boldness, values that are transmitted in a natural and playful way. Ideal for those looking for a different kind of story that invites singing and sharing, and that offers babies a first contact with characters that challenge traditional roles.