Description
LUCAS'S DOLL
Book summary
A picture book that addresses the freedom to choose games and toys with tenderness and naturalness, beyond gender stereotypes. Through the story of Lucas and his doll, young readers will discover a valuable lesson about respect and diversity. A work by the same creative team behind ¡Vivan las uñas de colores!, which invites reflection on equality from early childhood.
What is it about?
Lucas loves dolls. When his parents give him one, the little boy is thrilled and runs to the park to play with it. There, a boy from school takes it away to tease him, and the doll is accidentally broken. This tender story reminds us that there are no toys exclusive to girls or boys, and that fun and affection know no gender. A simple and emotional tale that invites reflection on equality and respect for each person's choices.
Main themes
- Gender equality and breaking stereotypes.
- Freedom in the choice of games and toys.
- Respect for the preferences and tastes of others.
- Overcoming conflict and managing emotions in childhood.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is recommended for children from 3 years of age, as well as for families and educators looking for tools to work on diversity, equality, and respect from an early age. It is also an ideal read for those who enjoy picture books with a social message and inclusive values.
What this book offers
- A relatable and emotional story that normalizes the diversity of tastes and interests in childhood.
- A starting point for conversation at home or in the classroom about gender stereotypes and respect.
- Expressive and colorful illustrations that complement and enrich the narrative.
- An educational tool that encourages empathy and understanding toward differences.
Technical specifications
- Author: ACOSTA, ALICIA; AMAVISCA, LUIS; GRAUX, AMELIE
- Publisher: NUBEOCHO
- Language: Galician
- Topic: ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, ACTIVITY AND SUBJECT BOOKS, PICTURE BOOKS
- Collection: EGALITE
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: March 2021
- Number of pages: 40
- Weight: 152 g
Editorial review
A necessary and well-executed picture book that, with sensitivity and simplicity, addresses a fundamental topic in current education. Lucas's story is a valuable resource for parents and teachers who wish to promote equality and respect from early childhood. Its positive approach and clear message make it a recommended read for any children's library committed to diversity.