Ene and the Magic boxes - Schaposnik, Laura P.
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Ene and the Magic Boxes is a beautifully illustrated bilingual book which will inspire imagination while focusing on building vocabulary. A beautifully illustrated bilingual (Spanish-English) tale about a little mouse called Ene in the quest to find music. With creativity and curiosity, Ene is able to bring happiness to the house whilst learning all about carpenters, chefs, and artists. Learn over 50 new words with a visual dictionary! Learn Mathematics and History with Ene's other magic books! Un cuento bellamente ilustrado sobre un ratoncito llamado Ene en la búsqueda de música. Con…mehr

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Ene and the Magic Boxes is a beautifully illustrated bilingual book which will inspire imagination while focusing on building vocabulary. A beautifully illustrated bilingual (Spanish-English) tale about a little mouse called Ene in the quest to find music. With creativity and curiosity, Ene is able to bring happiness to the house whilst learning all about carpenters, chefs, and artists. Learn over 50 new words with a visual dictionary! Learn Mathematics and History with Ene's other magic books! Un cuento bellamente ilustrado sobre un ratoncito llamado Ene en la búsqueda de música. Con creatividad y curiosidad, Ene logra llevar felicidad a la casa mientras aprende todo sobre carpinteros, chefs y artistas. Aprende más de 50 palabras nuevas con el diccionario visual. Aprende Matemática e Historia con los otros libros mágicos de Ene!
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR. Laura P. Schaposnik lives in Chicago, USA, with her husband James Unwin and her two sons, Nikolay and Alexander. Laura grew up in La Plata, Argentina, and completed her undergraduate studies in mathematics in her home city. She then moved to England where she was awarded a DPhil at the University of Oxford. After post-doctoral positions at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, and the University of Illinois at Urbana Champign, she then settled in Chicago where she currently is an Associate Professor in Mathematics at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Inspired by the smile of her children when being told magic stories she decided to begin a series of books to teach young children about mathematics, science, and language through the eyes of a little mouse called Ene.