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Rosa Rivera, Engineer
Rosa Rivera, Engineer
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Author: Betty Andrea
Illustrator: Roberts David
Publisher: Kareera Press
ISBN: 978-5-00074-003-3
Pages: 32 (Coated)
Cover type: 7Bts - hard, cellophane-wrapped (or laminated)
Illustrations: Color
Dimensions: 288x237x8 mm
Beautiful children's poetry about not giving up in the face of difficulties and how important it is for adults to support children in developing their talents.
A modest and inconspicuous girl dreams of becoming an engineer. In secret, in the attic, she invents incredible mechanisms and builds useful devices herself from whatever she can find. But sometimes adults only laugh loudly at what she has created. How can she not doubt her talent?
But one day, little Rosa's grandmother Rosa comes to visit, who has a dream - to rise into the air. And that is when Rosa begins to build a flying machine that will help fulfill her grandmother's dream.
Alas, her flying machine only lifts off the ground for a moment and falls apart into pieces… Well, another failure. And Rosa is ready to give up again. But Grandmother Rosa, on the contrary, is inspired by Rosa's ingenuity and tells the girl that she shouldn't be afraid to pursue her goal. You will only truly fail if you give up on your dream, she says to her!
A book for adults to read to children.
A modest and inconspicuous girl dreams of becoming an engineer. In secret, in the attic, she invents incredible mechanisms and builds useful devices herself from whatever she can find. But sometimes adults only laugh loudly at what she has created. How can she not doubt her talent?
But one day, little Rosa's grandmother Rosa comes to visit, who has a dream - to rise into the air. And that is when Rosa begins to build a flying machine that will help fulfill her grandmother's dream.
Alas, her flying machine only lifts off the ground for a moment and falls apart into pieces… Well, another failure. And Rosa is ready to give up again. But Grandmother Rosa, on the contrary, is inspired by Rosa's ingenuity and tells the girl that she shouldn't be afraid to pursue her goal. You will only truly fail if you give up on your dream, she says to her!
A book for adults to read to children.
