Betania Zacarias – illustratör

Set to the familiar tune of “The More We Get Together,” this new addition to Barefoot Books’ bestselling singalong collection features a diverse group of children who work together to make their urban neighborhood cleaner, friendlier, and safer for everyone. Sing along as the community bicycles and recycles together, volunteers at an assisted living home, participates in a letter-writing campaign and finally gathers around a potluck meal. End matter includes an age-appropriate introduction to recycling, activism, community gardens, teamwork and more, as well as actionable ways for children to get involved in their own neighborhoods. A QR code on the book provides access to video animation and audio.

Set to the familiar tune of "The More We Get Together," this new addition to Barefoot Books' bestselling singalong collection features children who work together to make their urban neighborhood cleaner, friendlier, and safer for everyone. Includes end matter about recycling, activism, community gardens, teamwork and more.

Telling the time is a lot more than simply reading a clock. Children learn about time long before they learn to understand a clock face. From a very early age, routines, sequences and schedules form a part of their lives.This book is designed to develop their understanding and promote discussion of ideas associated with the passing of time. The deliberately minimal text encourages observation and a focus on the images. Part of a series of four, this book gives children an invaluable and enjoyable introduction to time.

Telling the time is a lot more than simply reading a clock. Children learn about time long before they learn to understand a clock face. From a very early age, routines, sequences and schedules form a part of their lives.This book is designed to develop their understanding and promote discussion of ideas associated with the passing of time. The deliberately minimal text encourages observation and a focus on the images. Part of a series of four, this book gives children an invaluable and enjoyable introduction to time.

Telling the time is a lot more than simply reading a clock. Children learn about time long before they learn to understand a clock face. From a very early age, routines, sequences and schedules form a part of their lives.This book is designed to develop their understanding and promote discussion of ideas associated with the passing of time. The deliberately minimal text encourages observation and a focus on the images. Part of a series of four, this book gives children an invaluable and enjoyable introduction to time.

Telling the time is a lot more than simply reading a clock. Children learn about time long before they learn to understand a clock face. From a very early age, routines, sequences and schedules form a part of their lives.This book is designed to develop their understanding and promote discussion of ideas associated with the passing of time. The deliberately minimal text encourages observation and a focus on the images. Part of a series of four, this book gives children an invaluable and enjoyable introduction to time.

Chicago Public Library Best of the Best BooksI love my body. It''s special to me. It''s exactly the way it''s meant to be.An empowering celebration of bodies, promoting body positivity such as gratitude for our puffy cheeks that help us eat; strength in our round bellies that help store our food; pride in our natural hair; appreciation for the color of our skin; and more.This board book tackles common body insecurities by turning them into attributes to celebrate early on. The upbeat rhyming text paired with vibrant illustrations makes for an engaging read aloud whether at home or in the classroom.

Chicago Public Library Best of the Best BooksI love my body. It''s special to me. It''s exactly the way it''s meant to be.An empowering celebration of bodies, promoting body positivity such as gratitude for our puffy cheeks that help us eat; strength in our round bellies that help store our food; pride in our natural hair; appreciation for the color of our skin; and more.This board book tackles common body insecurities by turning them into attributes to celebrate early on. The upbeat rhyming text paired with vibrant illustrations makes for an engaging read aloud whether at home or in the classroom.

"One—Deep breath in, nice and slow. Two—Now breathe out . . . there you go."Introduce self-regulation to the youngest readers early on by allowing them to model breathing, stretching, and movement with a parent or educator in 10 action-packed steps.This board book allows children to refocus their minds and energies to achieve calm or to regain attention before doing activities that require more concentration. The upbeat rhyming text paired with vibrant illustrations makes for an engaging read aloud whether at home or in the classroom.

"One—Deep breath in, nice and slow. Two—Now breathe out . . . there you go."Introduce self-regulation to the youngest readers early on by allowing them to model breathing, stretching, and movement with a parent or educator in 10 action-packed steps.This board book allows children to refocus their minds and energies to achieve calm or to regain attention before doing activities that require more concentration. The upbeat rhyming text paired with vibrant illustrations makes for an engaging read aloud whether at home or in the classroom.

Natuk y Oso Blanco eran los mejores amigos. Hasta que un día, algo terrible sucedió. Una fábula invernal que nos narra la amistad entre una niña esquimal y un oso polar. Algunos amigos son inseparables.

Este libro tiene dos historias. Puedes abrir el libro por la parte de "la casa de papá" o la de "la casa de mamá".En la habitación del protagonista, en sus dos casas, hay un espejo mágico. Y en el centro del libro las historias se unirán.

This is a book with two stories about a young kid with two houses. You can open the bok frrom one end or the other. In the child''s bedroom there is a magical mirror in both houses. In the middle of the book, you will find the image of the kid/mirror, joining the two different stories.

¿Quieres saber qué sucede realmente cuándo se te cae un diente? La verdadera historia de ratoncito Pérez comenzó en el fondo del mar. La ostra había perdido su única perla y estaba muy muy triste. Sus amigos tratan de ayudar y buscan algo blanco, duro y brillante que se le parezca.Adaptación de José Carlos Andrés del cuento de tradición oral.

A child growing up with divorced parents shows us both houses. The mirror unites the two sides of the book.This is a book with two stories about a young kid with two houses.You can open the book from one end or the other.In the child's bedroom there is magical mirror in both houses.In the middle of the book, you will find the image of the kid/mirror,joining the two different stories. Luis Amavisca is a visual artist and writer for kids in Spain. He has published several books included The Galinos and Bang Bang I Hurt the Moon.Betania Zacarias is an argentinian illustrator and graphic designer. Her work has been published in Mexico, Spain, England, United Arab Emirates, and Turkey. Her illustrations have been selected for the Bologna International Book Fair Fair (Italy), CJ Picture Books Awards (Korea), and the IV Illustration Ibero-American Catalog (Mexico). She works as an illustrator and a teacher.

Discover the celebration of Christmas with this bright, interactive lift-the-flap book. Lift the flaps to reveal the Christmas tree, greet the carol singers and open presents!Featuring simple text, gorgeous illustrations and satisfying lift-the-flaps, this book explores common Christmas traditions and helps young children understand the importance of this special holiday.The First Festivals series invites children to explore the world's culture from the comfort of their home, encourages the development of hand-eye coordination and is recommended for children aged 2 and over.Illustrated by Betania Zacarias Also available in the First Festivals series:EasterLunar New YearRamadanDiwaliHoliPrideHanukkah

Very few know the real story of the Tooth Fairy. Could it have started in the deep sea?It is said that the Tooth Fairy, before being a fairy, was an oyster who lived in the deep sea.Everything began when she lost her only pearl. She asked an octopus for help, the octopus asked a sardine for help, and the sardine asked a crab, and finally the crab asked a mouse for help...José Carlos Andrés is a famous author in Spain. He is a professional clown and children's theater actor. He has published The Journey of Captain Scaredy Cat, Carlota Wouldn´t Say Boo, My Dad is a Clown and Ozzy the Ostrich.Betania Zacarias is an Argentinian Illustrator and graphic designer. Her work has been published in Mexico, Spain, England, United Arab Emirates, and Turkey. Her illustrations have been selected for the Bologna International Fair (Italy), CJ Picture Books Awards (Korea), and the IV Illustration Ibero-American Catalog (Mexico). She works as an illustrator and a teacher.

A child growing up with divorced parents shows us both houses. The mirror unites the two sides of the book.This is a book with two stories about a young kid with two houses.You can open the book from one end or the other.In the child’s bedroom there is magical mirror in both houses.In the middle of the book, you will find the image of the kid/mirror,joining the two different stories.This title is also available in Spanish as El espejo en la casa de mamá / El espejo en la casa de papa 978-84-945415-6-8.Luis Amavisca is a visual artist and writer for kids in Spain. He has published several books included The Galinos and Bang Bang I Hurt the Moon.Betania Zacarias is an argentinian illustrator and graphic designer. Her work has been published in Mexico, Spain, England, United Arab Emirates, and Turkey. Her illustrations have been selected for the Bologna International Book Fair Fair (Italy), CJ Picture Books Awards (Korea), and the IV Illustration Ibero-American Catalog (Mexico). She works as an illustrator and a teacher.

Also available in Spanish as Abrazo de OsoNatuk and White Bear are the very best of friends. But when a terrible catastrophe strikes the village, they might be separated forever.