Overview
¿Cuántas veces hemos oído a nuestras madres decir que están hasta el moño? ¡Pues resulta que no son las únicas!
Las hijas también estamos hasta el moño, pero eso no es lo único en lo que nos parecemos a ellas. Madres hay de todo tipo. Algunas despistadas, otras sobreprotectoras... pero todas ellas tienen algo en común: sus hijos. La segunda cosa que compartimos es la vida. Este cuento habla el amor incondicional y el afecto de una madre hacia su hija.
De la mano de Bea Taboada, autora del cuento A veces mamá tiene truenos en la cabeza, llega un cuento ilustrado homenaje a una de las personas más importantes de nuestras vidas: las madres.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
How many times have we heard our mothers say that they are “up to here” with something? Well, it turns out they're not the only ones!
Us daughters are also “up to here”, but that is not the only thing we have in common with them. There are all kinds of mothers: some are forgetful, others are overprotective... but they all have something in common: their children. The second thing we have in common with them is life. This story speaks of the unconditional love and affection a mother has for her daughter.
From Bea Taboada, author of Sometimes Mom Has Lightning Bolts in Her Head, comes this illustrated story that pays tribute to one of the most important people in our lives: our mothers.
Las hijas también estamos hasta el moño, pero eso no es lo único en lo que nos parecemos a ellas. Madres hay de todo tipo. Algunas despistadas, otras sobreprotectoras... pero todas ellas tienen algo en común: sus hijos. La segunda cosa que compartimos es la vida. Este cuento habla el amor incondicional y el afecto de una madre hacia su hija.
De la mano de Bea Taboada, autora del cuento A veces mamá tiene truenos en la cabeza, llega un cuento ilustrado homenaje a una de las personas más importantes de nuestras vidas: las madres.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
How many times have we heard our mothers say that they are “up to here” with something? Well, it turns out they're not the only ones!
Us daughters are also “up to here”, but that is not the only thing we have in common with them. There are all kinds of mothers: some are forgetful, others are overprotective... but they all have something in common: their children. The second thing we have in common with them is life. This story speaks of the unconditional love and affection a mother has for her daughter.
From Bea Taboada, author of Sometimes Mom Has Lightning Bolts in Her Head, comes this illustrated story that pays tribute to one of the most important people in our lives: our mothers.
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