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The Moon, Julia, and the Telescope, with Solar System Activity

A book that sparks imagination and belief in our dreams.

This new edition (hardcover) of The Moon, Julia, and the Telescope includes a fun activity in which children will learn about the fascinating planets by coloring and building their own solar system mobile.

The Moon, Julia, and the Telescope is a touching father and daughter complicity story, complemented by colorful illustrations that make us live Julia´s adventure as she dreams of going to the moon. A charming story that sparks imagination and reminds the reader how a common interest can result in a closer bond between a child and her/his parents. In this bilingual book, the author blends fiction and reality to bring us a whimsical story, ideal for family and school reading.

Cosmos Fun Stickers Set

These stickers are perfect for you! Set of 70+ colorful, fun and educational stickers for kids with cosmos, solar system, astronauts and STEM themes to mix and match. These waterproof, laminated paper stickers are ideal for decorating your notebooks, lunchboxes, backpacks or as a surprise gift for birthday parties.
ISBN:979-8-9899410-5-6

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The Moon, Julia, and the Telescope / La luna, Julia y el telescopio

A book that sparks imagination and belief in our dreams.

The Moon, Julia, and the Telescope is a touching father and daughter complicity story, complemented by colorful illustrations that make us live Julia´s adventure as she dreams of going to the moon. A charming story that sparks imagination and reminds the reader how a common interest can result in a closer bond between a child and her/his parents. In this bilingual book, the author blends fiction and reality to bring us a whimsical story, ideal for family and school reading.

Solentiname (English)

In the 1970s, Ana Cristina Henríquez undertook a perilous trip from Venezuela to Nicaragua to do a photographic coverage of the Nicaraguan poet Ernesto Cardenal. Several decades later, her photographs give us a close look at the daily life of this personality in the legendary Solentiname community.

Párpados entreabiertos
(Half-Open Eyes)

Spanish Edition

“The half-open eyes regulate the light we perceive; this image of the title announces a poet who delves into the crossroads of love as well as into the mysteries of light. In the same way, the half-open eyes moderate the overflow of the gaze, placing us in a sort of intermediate region, suitable both for interiorization and for attending to the essential, filtering the accessory and letting only the threads of light that make up the material of the fabric that we find in the poetry of Ana Cristina Henríquez; this circumstance, being linked in a predilected way to dreams, explains why a dreamlike atmosphere envelops her poems: That to look at reality under another filter and other codes, to take shelter inside, as one who takes care of the rain.”.

Ana María Hurtado

Las puertas del sueño
(The Gates to Dreams)

Spanish Edition

«Passionate anthology of poems, the author transports the reader to an underworld of emotions found through a throbbing lyric; the zero degree of existence as a starting point, where desire and death intertwine and whose destiny is: (as Octavio Paz defined the object of poetry) as the search, through uncertainty, of the «other» who left or who never was. Poetry of great inner strength, highly recommended».

Julián Castillo Valdés