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La jirafa y el ratón
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A classic about friendship, collaboration and the value of differences. The giraffe and the mouse couldn't be more different: one is huge and the other is tiny; one eats leaves and the other, seeds; one prefers the day and the other loves the night. One morning, they meet under a tree and start arguing heatedly about the advantages and disadvantages of size. But when a fire breaks out that threatens to destroy the savannah and puts their lives in danger, the two will have to put their argument aside and join forces to save each other. First published in English in 1966, "The Giraffe and the Mouse" is a contemporary classic about friendship, collaboration, and how differences can become strengths. In his signature style, Tomi Ungerer presents simple, softly colored scenes in which the expressiveness of the characters is combined with subtle comic brushstrokes.
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