What are monsters afraid of? by Carmen Parets Luque

Have you ever wondered what monsters might be afraid ofGhosts, witches, vampires, mummies. I'd absolutely recommend this book to parents, teachers, and librarians who are looking for a unique way to introduce children to modern families. What are monsters afraid of by Carmen Parets Luque available in Trade Paperback on, also read synopsis and reviews. This colorful picture book is inclusive for all readers as each one should be able to find a dynamic they can associate with in the story, as well as the make-up of different families they might see when spending time at a friend's house, or seeing another child being picked up from school. I particularly loved how Luque incorporates biracial families, adoption, and children who have same sex parents. It's an excellent entry for young readers who are starting to become aware of diversity and the world at large.Ī Handful of Buttons by Carmen Parets Luque is an enjoyable read, and made a particular splash when my teenage step-daughter read it at bedtime with a preschool aged child. Cuenta y listas Devoluciones y Pedidos Cesta Todo. Hola Elige tu dirección Todos los departamentos ES. Both written and illustrated by Luque, the book helps young children to see that while families may be comprised in a variety of ways, at the heart of each individual family is the child, loved every bit as much as children from families that may appear more traditional. What are monsters afraid of : Parets Luque, Carmen: Amazon.es: Libros.

The illustrations are a combination of child-like stick figures creatively infused with a variety of life-like buttons that make up the faces within the drawing.

This is the basis of A Handful of Buttons, a picture book about family diversity by Carmen Parets Luque. There are as many different types of families as there are colors, shapes, and sizes in a handful of buttons. Reviewed by Jamie Michele for Readers' Favorite

What are monsters afraid of? by Carmen Parets Luque