Description
Earthquake!
Book Summary
A beautiful story about solidarity and friendship that teaches us the importance of helping others. When an earthquake destroys the fox's house, all her forest friends come together to build her a new home. Written by Valeria Kiselova Savrasova and illustrated by Raquel Bonita, this picture book invites little ones to participate in a story full of cooperation and affection.
What is it about?
The fox is very sad because an earthquake has brought down her house. Fortunately, all her friends in the forest, from the reindeer to the spider, rally to help her. Each animal does its part to build a new home, and the reader is invited to participate in this collective task. Through a tender narrative and colorful illustrations, the book shows how unity and generosity can overcome any adversity.
Main themes
- Solidarity and cooperation among friends
- Overcoming difficulties with collective help
- Unconditional friendship and mutual support
- Value of participation and collaboration
Who is it recommended for?
Recommended for children in preschool and early primary school, as well as for families and educators who want to work on values such as solidarity, empathy, and the importance of helping others through shared and participatory reading.
What this book offers
- Promotes understanding of the importance of mutual aid and teamwork.
- Awakens empathy towards the feelings of others, such as sadness and the need for support.
- Invites the active participation of the reader, making them part of building the new home.
- Offers a simple and endearing story with attractive illustrations that facilitate understanding.
Technical specifications
- Author: Kiselova Savrasova, Valeria
- Publisher: Ediciones Jaguar
- Language: Catalan
- Theme: Picture books, children's and young adult fiction and true stories
- Collection: CATALAN
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: January 2019
- Number of pages: 32
- Weight: 385 g
Editorial review
Earthquake! is a picture book that combines a simple narrative with a profound message about solidarity and friendship. Its participatory structure and colorful illustrations make it an ideal tool for working on social values with the little ones. Although the plot is short, its ability to involve the reader in solving the problem makes it especially attractive for shared reading sessions at home or in the classroom.