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A Multilingual Children’s Book Author: Meet Dulce Rodrigues

                    

 

Meeting interesting people is by far the best part of blogging.  Let me tell you about a new email acquaintance of mine—Dulce Rodrigues.

Dulce, a native of Portugal, is the author of plays, books, and a CD-rom for children.  This talented, award-winning writer has been published in both French and Portuguese (English coming soon!)  Her books include:  Le Père Noël est enrhumé, Le Théâtre des animaux, A Aventura do Barry, and L’Aventure de Barry.

Check out this excerpt from her web site:

“I believe the language is the soul of a people, and the best way to understand other cultures is by learning their own languages and practising them whenever possible in their native country. I speak six living languages and I already lived in four different countries.”

“. . . the soul of a people.”  The second I read this quote I knew that Dulce Rodrigues is a kindred spirit!  For a little international treat, I encourage you to explore her web site.  In her travelogue, you’ll find lovely photos from Portugal, France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, Belgium, Romania, Canada, and Egypt.  (One day I will be so well-traveled . . . one day!)

Dulce also introduces her internet readers to Portuguese gastronomy and poetry by French school children.  Your kids can explore Barry4Kids.net, a site designed especially for them.  Barry is a Portuguese dog living in Belgium.  (See?  So international!)  Look for The Adventures of Barry to be published in English later this year.

Dulce, c’est un plaisir de faire votre connaissance :-)


 
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