Protagonists of this story are again Rita and Tito, children wizards' magic kisses. " On this occasion, they find a magic formula which means that, when singing a song, displayed what it is named. This is fine when the song is about oranges and lemons, but when what is being sung is "An elephant was rocking ..." and the place where the singer is inside a house, the results can be hilarious.
If "The magic kiss" invited to an active reading by parents (kiss their children as they read the story), "The magical songs" invites active reading otherwise. By including it fragments of immensely popular children's songs, adults and children can not help but read and listen to these fragments singing them, so that reading becomes a little Comedieta musical in which actors are the reader and listener.
This story makes it particularly suitable to be read or told by teachers, animators and storytellers.
As in "The magic kisses, the underlying theme of" magic Songs "is the love between parents and children, but here is expressed with a new wrinkle: in the end the mother, instead of scolding their children for their mistakes, teaches correct. A final result cathartic and reassuring for young readers.
If "The magic kiss" invited to an active reading by parents (kiss their children as they read the story), "The magical songs" invites active reading otherwise. By including it fragments of immensely popular children's songs, adults and children can not help but read and listen to these fragments singing them, so that reading becomes a little Comedieta musical in which actors are the reader and listener.
This story makes it particularly suitable to be read or told by teachers, animators and storytellers.
As in "The magic kisses, the underlying theme of" magic Songs "is the love between parents and children, but here is expressed with a new wrinkle: in the end the mother, instead of scolding their children for their mistakes, teaches correct. A final result cathartic and reassuring for young readers.
Author: Juan Carlos Chandro.
Illustrated by Mikel Valverde.
Editorial: Alfaguara.
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