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Title details for Juan y Yun tienen un plan (Juan and Yun Have a Plan) by María Fernanda Heredia - Available

Juan y Yun tienen un plan (Juan and Yun Have a Plan)

by María Fernanda Heredia
Roger Ycaza
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Juan is very nervous because he has just emigrated to a new country, so he is new to school. To make things even worse, a classmate begins to harass him relentlessly from day one. In a short time, Juan passes from shame to anger, and then to the desire for revenge. At the same time, he begins to cultivate a beautiful friendship and, with the support of his family, learn to cope with his father's absence. In the end, he also learns a valuable lesson about harassment and retaliation. This book that hugs helps the reader manage changes and navigate the rushing waters of school bullying.

  • Creators

  • Series

    Libros que abrazan

  • Publisher

  • Release date

    May 1, 2024

  • Formats

    • OverDrive Read

      • ISBN: 9781669932239

    • PDF ebook

      • ISBN: 9781669931935
      • File size: 20901 KB

  • Languages

    • Spanish; Castilian

  • Reviews

    • School Library Journal

      Starred review from August 30, 2024

      Gr 2-4-A heartwarming Spanish-language chapter book for kids who like realistic fiction mixed with friendship stories. Juan has moved to a new country where he lives with his grandparents, mom, older brother, and cat. His dad abandoned the family when Juan was five, leaving him sad and confused. Now Juan, who does not like changes, must navigate a new school, a newly found friend Yun, and a bully who makes fun of his weight. Although the main conflict in this story takes place at school, Juan also struggles at home-he has a loving family, but his single mom is always busy with her seamstress work and only loosely engaged with his life. Ecuadorian author Heredia offers a thoughtful transitional chapter book laid out in 18 short chapters, relying on a medium-size black font to deliver the Spanish-language narrative with some vocabulary words. The first-person story flows effortlessly. The longer paragraphs and nuanced sentence and plot structure require Spanish fluency. Each chapter contains sporadic, sketchlike full-page charcoal illustrations, providing pictorial clues that reinforce reading comprehension. VERDICT An excellent addition to Spanish-language children's collections.-Kathia Ibacache

      Copyright 2024 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

Formats

  • OverDrive Read
  • PDF ebook

subjects

Languages

  • Spanish; Castilian

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