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- N° páginas : 36
- Medidas: 230 x 230 mm.
- Peso: 381 gr
- Encuadernación: Carton‚
What´s wrong with Ziggy´s tongue? MAJEWSKA, EWA
Ziggy and the narrator guide children to embrace the richness of languages and cultures, encouraging them to cultivate open-mindedness, tolerance, and acceptance.
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Sinopsis
On the one hand, we meet Ziggy who represents the unknown. He fascinates and inspires the narrator to learn more about him and demonstrates the abstract concepts of stereotypes and social differences. We discover the influence of the environment on their innocent point of view and the importance of searching for their own, broader perspective.
On the other hand, we have the matter of languages and communication, which open the doors to unlimited possibilities. Diversity is exemplified by Ziggy and the Narrator’s unquestionable friendship. They remind us that we should never give up on our dreams, even the wildest ones. With meaningful qualities such as empathy and curiosity, we are unstoppable.
Autor: Majewska, Ewa
'A different language is a different vision of life, the more visions you have, the more you can give back to the world’. Born in a kaleidoscopic Slavic country, Ewa has been living abroad for a major of her life. Her international experiences began in the United Kingdom where she studied English in a Reid Kerr College and got certified in Play, Learning and Children's Development at West College Scotland. She had the opportunity to be surrounded by all kinds of accents, and not only did she develop a passion for different backgrounds and diversity but also took advantage of it as an empowering and versatile tool to inspire curiosity, especially in children. Then, another chapter of her life began. She decided to leave her family, who live in Southampton, England, to get married to Spanish culture. She currently resides in Madrid, which she has called her home since 2015. Apart from being a happy mum, over here in Spain she has had the chance to work with children on different projects like bilingual public school examinations, English camp coordination and tutoring.'
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