Abuelo's Sweet Music: La Dulce Musica de mi Abuelo - Rita Deblois Linsey - Grāmatas - Mill City Press, Inc. - 9781629529714 - 2020. gada 20. marts
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Abuelo's Sweet Music: La Dulce Musica de mi Abuelo

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What experiences in life can bond family together? Children watch us closely, we are not always aware we are sending silent messages to our loved ones and will never know which ones will stick. In Abuelo's Sweet Music, grandson Carlitos and grandfather Manuel are drawn together by music. Carlitos is determined to play the violin but it is not the easy to accomplish his desires. Abuelo encourages Carlito's if he really wants to play music, he must take the responsibility to get involved in the process. It takes, work, earning money, praying to the Saint Cecilia, parents and practice to make it happen. Music becomes a special experience for him, until sadness enters Carlitos life and he wants to give up. His friendship with his best friend Max helps him to see how coming back to music will help heal his pain and Carlitos finds ways to honor Abuelo. Author Bio - Rita DeBlois LinseyWhen hearing about her son-in-law Carlos' experience in Mexico regarding his grandfather (Abuelo) and music, author Rita DeBlois Linsey realized why her grandkids were so involved in music. Abuelo died when Carlos was twelve, his family moved Los Angeles California where he continued his love of music. Rita saw how the relationship had influenced Carlos' life. Rita lives in Southern California where she was exposed to Mexican food, music and the culture. Now retired, she has time to write about other adventures whirling around in her head.


26 pages

Mediji Grāmatas     Paperback Book   (Grāmata ar mīksto vāku un līmēto muguru)
Izlaists 2020. gada 20. marts
ISBN13 9781629529714
Izdevēji Mill City Press, Inc.
Lapas 26
Izmēri 278 × 214 × 11 mm   ·   110 g
Valoda Angļu  

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