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Oye, Hormiguita


 (Spanish)

Written by Phillip HooseAuthor Alerts: Random House will alert you to new works by Phillip Hoose and Hannah HooseAuthor Alerts: Random House will alert you to new works by Hannah Hoose
Illustrated by Debbie TilleyAuthor Alerts: Random House will alert you to new works by Debbie Tilley

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Published by: Tricycle Press

On Sale: June 01, 2004
Pages: 32 | ISBN: 978-1-58246-089-5
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Juvenile Fiction - Animals - Insects, Spiders, etc.
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Synopsis

Synopsis

The Spanish translation of bestseller HEY, LITTLE ANT is now available in paperback.
Hannah Hoose|Debbie Tilley

About Hannah Hoose

Hannah Hoose - Oye, Hormiguita
Hannah Hoose is an actress, dancer, keyboardist, and student in Portland, Maine. She has appeared in many productions for the Children's Theater of Maine. Hannah was nine when she and her father wrote "Hey, Little Ant." In performance, she plays the child who raises her foot up over the insect, played by her father. This is her first book.

About Debbie Tilley

Debbie Tilley - Oye, Hormiguita
Debbie Tilley's other books include Dinosaur Dinner, Riddleicious, Riddleightful, and Oops! She lives in southern California with her two cats, Vinnie and Howard, and Millie the dog.
Praise

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A clever conversation in rhyme between a boy and an ant . . . becomes a metaphor for accepting differences in others. This Spanish translation . . . is about as good as it gets. -Cr?¨ticas

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