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!Mantenga vivas las tradiciones de Puerto Rico para esta y futuras generaciones de ninos boricuas!
?Que pasa con los coquies que son adoptados fuera de Puerto Rico? ?Pueden cantar como cuando estan en su amada isla? Un coqui muy curioso se hizo esas preguntas y nos aventuramos con el a descubrir que nos hace cantar, a los coquies y a los boricuas, en cualquier parte del mundo.
"Un Coqui de Boriquen Canta Aqui y Alla Tambien" es la secuela al clasico navideno, "Un Coqui de Boriquen con los Reyes a Belen". En esta segunda entrega, los ninos conoceran sobre los valores y la cultura de su pais, y como al llevarlas por dentro, siempre podran cantarle a Puerto Rico desde aqui y desde alla.
Dirigido a todos los ninos puertorriquenos, y en particular a los de la diaspora, el libro les abrira los ojos a los mas chicos, con un cuento divertido en rimas, sobre lo que nos hace unicos.
El libro contiene el texto de la historia en espanol y la traduccion al ingles en las ultimas cuatro paginas.
Keep Puerto Rico's traditions alive for present and future generations!
What happens to coquis when they're adopted far way from their beloved island? Can they still sing? A very curious coqui asked himself these questions and together we explore what makes us sing - coqui and Puerto Rican alike - wherever we may live in the world.
"A Coqui from Boriquen Near and Far Sings Once Again" is the sequel to the Christmas classic, "From Boriquen to Bethlehem: A Coqui and the Three Wise Men". In this second book, kids learn about the shared Puerto Rican values and culture that we all carry with us.
Geared toward Puerto Rican children, particularly those living stateside in the U.S., the book will open their eyes with a fun rhyming story to what makes them unique.
Book contains the text of the story in Spanish and in English translation in the final four pages.
