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- El Monstruo de Colores va al cole
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In the child's bedroom there is magical mirror in both houses
The award-winning team behind Those Darn Squirrels
Tía explains the significance of her most important possessions from both her Cuban and Jewish culture
Valentina tiene dos casas (paperback) d - El Monstruo de ColoresValentinas parents are divorced, and she splits her time between two houses. Valentina has a lot of things, but there are days when what she wants and who she wants are not there at the time she needs them. At first, Valentina draws everything she misses. Over time, little by little, she realizes that what's important is that she always has a parent waiting for her in each of her houses. Los padres de Valentina estn divorciados y ella divide su tiempo