Manos que bailan (Dancing Hands): Cómo Teresa Carreño tocó el piano para el presidente Lincoln (Spanish Edition)

Looking for a captivating and inspiring book for your kids? Look no further than "Manos que bailan (Dancing Hands): Cómo Teresa Carreño tocó el piano para el presidente Lincoln"! This beautifully illustrated book, winner of the Pura Belpré illustration award, tells the story of Teresa Carreño, a talented young pianist whose music touched the hearts of many.

From a young age, Teresa's hands danced across the piano keys, bringing her joy and lifting her spirits. As she grew older, she composed her own songs and performed in grand cathedrals. But when her family had to flee Venezuela due to a revolution, Teresa found herself in a new and unfamiliar place, where she felt lonely and isolated because few people spoke Spanish. And to make matters worse, there was a war going on in her new home: the Civil War.

Despite the challenges, Teresa never stopped playing the piano. Her talent and passion for music made her famous as the girl who could play anything from folk songs to sonatas. In fact, she became so renowned that President Abraham Lincoln himself wanted her to perform at the White House! But with the country divided by war, could Teresa's music bring comfort to those who needed it most?

If you're looking for a book that teaches resilience, the power of music, and the impact one person can make, "Manos que bailan" is a must-read. Join Teresa Carreño on her extraordinary journey and discover the magic of her music!

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