Palabras de Caramelo
Name: Noa Rascado Pérez Group: 2º ESO Date:28/02/2013
Table of contents 1.Biography (Biography of the author and Biography of the illustrator)………..p.1 2. Main Characters………………….p.1 3. Short summary……………….......p.2 4. Language and techniques…….......p.2 5. My personal response to the plot…p.3 6. List the sentences that is important in the story………………………………….p.3 7. Bibliography………………………p.4
Palabras de Caramelo 1. Biography Biography of the author Gonzalo Moure is a Spanish writer. He was born in Valencia in 1951 . The author wrote this book because he travelled to a refugee camp and impressed the history and life’s boy. Also, he had other books for example:El beso del Sáhara,A porta de Mayo...
Biography of the illustrator Fernando Martín Godoy is the illustrator of this book. He was born in Zaragoza in 1975.Now, he lives in Madrid.
2. Main Character Protagonist: the protagonist is a deaf and dumb boy that he likes to write the poems with the help of his friend “Caramelo”. And, also the protagonist is Caramelo. It is a camel that lives in a stable with the other camels. Antagonist: The antagonists are the people that wanted to killer the camel Secondary: the secondary are the teacher of Kori, parents and the Kori family. -1-
Setting In this book the setting is the refugee camp at the present.
3. Summary Kori is a deaf and dumb boy. He thinks that the camels can speak so he makes friends with one of them. He called him “ Caramelo”. But, the camel grew up and, in the camp, the people wanted to kill the camel because they needed to eat. Kori and Caramelo decided to escape.
4. Language and techniques Vocabulary Sordomudo = deaf and dumb or deaf-mute Uno the ellos = one of them hacerse amigo = makes friend creció = grow up Amistad = friendship Struggle = luchar
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5.My personal response to the plot I like this book because it explains the true friendship, because Kori fought for his friendship with the camel.
6.Sentences that is important in the story The sentences that I like most are these: “Kori visitaba a Caramelo todos os dias, sen faltar un. Pasaba todas a as tardes con él, a carón da sua corte, aínda que fose moita calor, aínda que fixese vento, ou aínda que houbese, mesmo, unha das terribles tormentas de area que adoitaban azoutar o campamento.”I like this sentences because i think that represent the true friendship
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7.Bibliography Information: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonzalo_Moure Image: http://www.google.es/imgres?um=1&hl=es&sa=N&biw=1280&b ih=568&tbm=isch&tbnid=0KyxzWenYvgkM:&imgrefurl=http://dandolalengua.blogspot.co m/2013/02/gonzalo-moure-trenor.html&docid=vnhhbCDZsJNLM&imgurl=http://3.bp.blogspot.com/qJ2Plu1kBbw/URV_rPo8M3I/AAAAAAAAAmY/nqMumCSmEE/s400/Gonzalo%252BMoure.jpg&w=320&h=213&ei=2 okvUaGUOM2IhQeM_YD4Bw&zoom=1&iact=rc&dur=109&si g=112184211543033634522&page=1&tbnh=131&tbnw=191&sta rt=0&ndsp=22&ved=1t:429,r:1,s:0,i:110&tx=62&ty=92 Book: Moure, Gonzalo, Palabras de Caramelo, Anaya, Madrid, 2010
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