SPANISH LANGUAGE MATERIALS

En casa

by Heinz JANISCH
978-8-42636-857-7.
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PreS-Gr 1—A hen speculates whether she could ever find a home that feels as good as her own. In the short rhyming text, she contemplates taking up residence in a library, a clock tower, a boat, a nest, a tree, a flying cage, a castle, an igloo, a clothing store, and a soft bed. Ultimately she comes full circle and realizes that there is no place like home. Children will enjoy the artistically rendered, oversize cartoon characters and have fun coming up with new abodes for the hen. This is a great selection for beginning readers.—Ana Rodriguez, Tamarac Elementary School, FL
Reviewed by Ana Rodriguez , Apr 01, 2010

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