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Um camaleao na gaveta
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When she was a child, Maria Alberta Menéres went to live with her family on an isolated farm in Ribatejo. Surrounded by Nature, with electric light reduced to a few hours at the end of the day and with the starry sky as company, she spent her nights at the window, fascinated by the sounds and movements of the wild and domestic animals that lived there, and with whom she dialogued in her imagination: Owls, foxes, wild boars, hedgehogs, chameleons, wild chickens, dogs, lizards of all colors, cuckoos, woodpeckers, singing birds of a thousand species, thoroughbred horses (which he rode masterfully) and many other creatures, which populated his magical and wonderful world. There were endless conversations and adventures. From these vivid and enchanted memories were born the stories gathered in this book: tales about animals that speak, feel and reveal some secrets of the countryside, through the eyes of a girl with a prodigious imagination, revealing already in those times a concrete idea of preserving the friends Animals, and the friend Nature, strong bonds of complicity, which would carry forever, for her life and literary works, with that same curiosity of a girl, of whom she never stopped dreaming, inventing dialogues, hanging in that window that overlooked the enchanted night of her animal friends. This book is a compilation of the following works: A chameleon in the drawer; The sheepdog; The gluttonous rabbit; The hedgehog peeked out 3 times; and The laying hen.
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