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The Pussycat Presumida, a book of emotions, feelings and colors, arrives at the Children's Library Cultural Center Ramón Alonso Luzzy.
This Wednesday, April 27, at 19:30 pm, the author Ximena Pillajo approach the smallest to this story of a kitten that was born blind but that has not prevented him from being young, beautiful and very charming.
It is a story that brings a very important social message that lead children to live with each of the characters a real adventure.
This presentation, hosted within the Read, Think, Imagine program, will be assisted, in addition to the author, the president of the United Association for Good Living, Santiago Timoleon, and the librarian Carmen Rodal.
The author says the book project is part of the desire to publicize the visually impaired.
As a special education teacher, my duty is to ensure that children with educational needs feel integrated both accepted and understood;
the story is written in a simple language too, focused primarily on visual impairment and thinking that can serve as a learning tool for both children with and without special educational needs.
The Pussycat Presumida has a visual impairment, ie, he was born blind but that has not prevented this young handsome and very flirtatious, be eager to learn how nature is painted.
She does not see around him, but hear, feel, taste and smell the rich flavors can we find in our Mother Nature says Ximena Pillajo.
With the help of Dr. Ratita, your teacher, you will discover the exciting world of flavors and aromas of fruit, textures having the vegetation in the fields and forests, and the coolness of the sea, you will meet magical characters that they give messages preservation and protection for these environments.
Besides his heart he will be conquered by the handsome and gentlemanly Ratuno.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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