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Elizabeth H. Winthrop

    Elizabeth Winthrop crea narrativas que abarcan generaciones y géneros, explorando consistentemente las complejidades de la familia, la identidad y los momentos históricos. Su escritura es celebrada por su compromiso accesible pero profundo con las experiencias de la infancia y los ecos del pasado. Posee una notable habilidad para entrelazar tramas convincentes con personajes profundamente realizados, haciendo que su obra resuene en una amplia gama de lectores. A través de su diverso cuerpo de trabajo, Winthrop invita a los lectores a considerar el poder perdurable de las relaciones y el complejo tapiz de la historia humana.

    Lucy and Henry Are Twins
    December
    The Castle in the Attic
    • Lucy and Henry Are Twins

      • 25 páginas
      • 1 hora de lectura

      Lucy and Henry are brother and sister, who--even though they're twins--don't do everything the same way.

      Lucy and Henry Are Twins2023
    • A kid favorite for over thirty years, this award-winning modern-classic is sure to delight readers for years to come! "Winthrop has a real gift for fantasy..." --Madeleine L'Engle, award-winning author of A Wrinkle in Time When William learns that his favorite caretaker Mrs. Phillips is leaving, he is devastated. But then she gives him her parting gift--a mysterious model castle that has been in her family for years. The castle is perfect in every way, with a drawbridge, a moat, and a fingerhigh knight to guard the gates. It's almost too real. Sure enough, when William picks up the tiny silver knight, Sir Simon comes alive in his hand and tells William a mighty story of wild sorcery, wizards, and a kingdom in need of saving. Hoping the castle's magic holds the key to getting his friend to stay, William embarks on a fantastic quest to another land and another time--where a fiery dragon and an evil wizard are waiting to do battle.

      The Castle in the Attic2019
      4,0
    • December

      • 375 páginas
      • 14 horas de lectura

      Eleven-year-old Isabelle hasn't spoken in nine months, and as December begins the situation is getting desperate. Her mother has stopped work to devote herself to her daughter's care. Four psychiatrists have already given up on her, and her school will not take her back in the New Year. Her parents are frantically trying to understand what has happened so they can help their child, but they cannot escape the thought of darker possibilities. What if Isabelle is damaged beyond their reach? Will she never speak again? Is it their fault? As they spiral around Isabelle's impenetrable silence, she herself emerges as a bright young girl in need of help yet too terrified to ask for it. By the talented young author of FIREWORKS, this is a compelling, ultimately uplifting novel about a family in crisis, showing the delicate web that connects a husband and wife, parents and children, and how easily it can tear.

      December2009
      3,2