Viaje Al Centro de la Tierra: En Letra Mayúscula Para Aprender a Leer

LEARN TO READ WITH JULIO VERNE.

With capital letters and rhymed text.

The series through which young children will learn to read and discover the great works of universal literature.

Travel to the center of the Earth with the most fearless explorers. What secrets does the fascinating underground world hold?

Learn to read in the most amusing way with the great classics of literature:

-Rhyming phrases
-Capital letters
-Simple vocabulary
-Full-color illustrations
-Activities at the end of each book
-Abridged texts

Children ages 5 and up will dive into the works of the iconic Julio Verne and gain self-confidence to enjoy reading.

Author: Julio Verne, Shia Green
Publisher: Molino
Published: 11/19/2024
Pages: 48
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.22lbs
Size: 8.42h x 5.61w x 0.13d
ISBN13: 9788427242982
ISBN10: 8427242980
Language: Spanish
BISAC Categories:
- Juvenile Fiction | Readers | Beginner
- Juvenile Fiction | Classics
- Juvenile Fiction | Action & Adventure | General

About the Author
Shia Green was born into a well-known family of publishers and booksellers in Barcelona. She is an author, proofreader, and braille book typesetter. She is the author of Los 100 animales más famosos de la historia, Cuentos muy animales y Colorín Colorado este cuento lo he rimado, among many other children's books.

Julio Verne was born in Nantes in 1828. He studied law in Paris, where he met Victor Hugo and Alexandre Dumas père, and later his son. Under the influence of Edgar Allan Poe—whom he read in Baudelaire’s translations—he began to take an interest in writing and science fiction. In 1857, he married a young widow with two children. He worked as a stockbroker until the highly successful publication of Five Weeks in a Balloon (1863), which would be followed by works such as Journey to the Center of the Earth (1864); Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas (1869); Around the World in Eighty Days (1872), based on the journey of American George Francis Train (1829-1904); The Mysterious Island (1874), and The Steam House (1880). He shared an editor with Balzac and George Sand. Throughout his life, he made many trips that served as inspiration for some of his novels, such as his trip to the United States or his voyages aboard his own boat. He died in 1905.