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Octavio and His Glasses | Marc González Rossell

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An enchanting story about a child whose life is forever changed when he gets a pair of eyeglasses. Octavio hasn’t been able to see well for some time. Until today. Today he got glasses, and now he sees everything differently. Everywhere he goes, Octavio can see things clearly, whether they are far away or close by. He even can see things when it’s dark! But best of all are the extraordinary things Octavio sees in the pages of his storybooks. Entire worlds open up for him there. And his imagination is set free to travel far and wide. This enchanting book celebrates the joys of seeing clearly and the transformative power of stories.

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Octavio and His Glasses | Marc González Rossell

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This book is translated. And I think it‘s done very well. Octavio has had a problem seeing, but they have a new pair of glasses and now they get to explore the world. They explore the world through the stories in the books that they read and the dreams they have while sleeping. This was a great book to bring to US audiences. And one I could see being read for storytime for years to come.

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