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Hermano Sol, Hermana Luna

La historia de San Francisco

by (author) Margaret Mayo

illustrated by Peter Malone

translated by Jorge González Batlle

Publisher
Blume
Initial publish date
Apr 2005
Category
General
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9788495939319
    Publish Date
    Apr 2005
    List Price
    $20.95

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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels

  • Age: 7 to 9
  • Grade: 2 to 4

Description

The legacy of St. Francis, who taught respect for all living things by helping the outcasts of society and befriending his animal brothers, is portrayed in this informative and artistic text. Illustrations inspired by Italian frescoes and medieval illuminated manuscripts complement the writing that describes St. Francis's origins, conversion, teachings, and canonization.
 La leyenda de San Francisco, quien mostraba respeto para todas las criaturas de la tierra por su ayuda a los parias de la sociedad y su cariño para todos animales, es detallado en esta obra artística y informativa. Ilustraciones basadas en frescos italianos y manuscritos medievales acompañan la prosa que describe las orígenes, la conversión, las enseñanzas, y la canonización de San Francisco.

About the authors

Contributor Notes

Margaret Mayo is the author of Dig Dig Digging, How to Count Crocodiles, The Orchard Book of Magical Tales, and Wiggle Waggle Fun. Peter Malone is the illustrator of Bible Stories, The Magic Flute, and Star Shapes.

Editorial Reviews

"A most beautiful portrayal of the man who became Saint Francis." —Publishers Weekly

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