Name: Ambar Quiere Buenas Notas (in Spanish)
SKU: 1807696
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Author: Tony Ross
ISBN: 9788420465890

portada Ambar Quiere Buenas Notas (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Tony Ross

Author

Paula Danziger

Publisher

Alfaguara

Year

2003

Language

Spanish

Pages

128

Format

Paperback

ISBN

8420465895

ISBN13

9788420465890

Edited in

España

Edition No.

Synopsis "Ambar Quiere Buenas Notas (in Spanish)"

"Yo Ámbar Dorado, estoy secuestrada y soy prisionera de una mujer loca. La loca es mi madre, y está furiosa conmigo porque dice que tengo mi cuarto hecho un desastre y porque mi profe le ha enviado una nota...".

Tony Ross

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Tony Ross is a British writer and illustrator of children's literature, known for his distinctive style and irreverent humor. He has worked on numerous books both as an author and illustrator, collaborating with renowned writers in children's literature. Among his most notable works is the Little Princess series, starting with I Want My Potty! (1986), which has been adapted for television.

He has also illustrated books such as Horrid Henry (1994) by Francesca Simon and Little Nicholas (in its British editions). As an author, he has published I Want My Potty! (1986) and Dr. Xargle’s Book of Earthlets (1988). His work is widely recognized and his illustrations have brought to life countless stories that continue to captivate children around the world.

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Paula Danziger

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Paula Danziger (1944-2004) was an American writer of children's and young adult literature, known for her humorous style and approachability to young readers. Her first novel, The Cat Ate My Gymsuit (1974), was a great success and established her as a prominent voice in young adult literature. Throughout her career, she published numerous books aimed at teenagers and children, addressing issues like identity, family, and friendship with sensitivity and humor.

Among her most famous works are Can You Sue Your Parents for Malpractice? (1979) and the Amber Brown series, which began with Amber Brown Is Not a Crayon (1993). Her books have been translated into several languages and continue to be read by new generations of young people around the world.

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