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Queria ser alta como um tuiuiú<br />
Text and illustrations by Florence Breton. Companhia das<br />
Letrinhas. (unpaged) ISBN 9788574063836<br />
The author presents in this book animals from the Pantanal<br />
region (swamps in the state of Mato Grosso). Using the<br />
story of a capybara (the largest living rodent in the world<br />
that have heavy, barrel-shaped bodies and short heads) she<br />
tells the readers that playing make-believe is nice, but be a<br />
capybara or (yourself) is even better. At the end of the book,<br />
the author presents a glossary to explain the fauna in the<br />
Pantanal (swamps) region.<br />
A visita dos 10 monstrinhos<br />
Text and illustrations by Angela-Lago. Companhia das<br />
Letrinhas. (unpaged) ISBN 9788574064024<br />
It was thinking about the children who are learning the<br />
numbers and their parents and teachers, that awardwinning<br />
illustrator Angela Lago, one of the most<br />
important Brazilian illustrators, and a talented writer,<br />
created this rhyme book. Ten monsters arrive, one by one.<br />
When they are send way, Mr. Zero decides to play the<br />
phantom. Colored and using capital letters it is adapted<br />
for children learning to read and write.<br />
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Os tesouros de Monifa<br />
Sonia Rosa. Illustrations by Rosinha. Brinque-Book.<br />
29p. ISBN 9788574122601<br />
This is the story about the encounter of Monifa, an afrodescendent<br />
Brazilian girl, and her great-grandmother<br />
who was born in Africa and arrived in Brazil in a slave<br />
boat. Even though she was a slave, she learned to read<br />
and write and left her children the most important<br />
treasure some one can receive as heritage. Passed from<br />
generation to generation, the day arrives to the treasure<br />
go to the hands of Monifa. The little girl is delighted to<br />
receive such a gift and with it to discover about her greatgrandmother’s<br />
life and her own roots.