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by Maria Rosana Mestre (Author), Ana C. Esparza Sarabia (Illustrator)
Introduce your little ones to the funny ways the game telephone can go wrong in English and Spanish!
Pass it on! A precocious young girl learns how quickly a story can spread--and change--when her playful secret is told and then retold throughout her hometown. All she has to do is stand back and fall into fits of giggles as the story changes once again. No one's guessed her secret right just yet!
Perfect for lovers of mischievous characters we can't help but love and root for, Carlota teaches her neighborhood and readers alike the joy of letting people tell on themselves when they repeat stories they were told were secrets.
Parents will adore this heartwarming read as they discover that even the tallest of tales can interconnect one another, encouraging little ones to be imaginative storytellers.
Author Biography
María Rosana Mestre believes imagination should be protected and defended in every child. She is a Venezuelan reader, sworn translator, and has taught Spanish as a foreign language to grandmas and grandpas, kids, and adults. Author of Trato Feito. She runs a building company along with her husband. The author lives in Indiana; with her daughter Amélie, her husband, mom, and a little puppy named Río.
Ana C. Esparza, born in Sinaloa Mexico now based in Guadalajara, where she studied Integral Design. Now a full time illustrator and occasional teacher, loves learning through creative processes and people around her. Ana enjoys the most doing editorial illustration with educational and recreational purposes for all ages.
