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About aída

Born in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, she became a writer when her daughter started asking questions. Aida wrote ONCE UPON A TIME...A BODY to answer them. It is the story of the human body, and how all its parts work together to keep you healthy. The book was a best-seller. Up to now there were five editions in Spanish, one in French, and one in Dutch. She has now twenty one published books... More
aída's Published Works Ages Date Published
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1. Coyote: Un Cuento Folklorico Del Sudoeste De Estados Unidos (Paperback)
    Author: Aida E. Marcuse, Gerald McDermott
    Illustrator: Lydia D'Moch
    Publisher: Scholastic
N/A /2000
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45 Reviews  
2. Siempre Puede Ser Peor: Spanish paperback edition of It Could Always Be ...
    Author: Margot Zemach
    Illustrator: Margot Zemach
    Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR)
N/A 09/30/1999
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210 Reviews  
3. Frida Mar�a: Un cuento del sudoeste de antes (Paperback)
    Author: Deborah Nourse Lattimore
    Illustrator: Aida E. Marcuse
    Publisher: Libros Viajeros
N/A 02/01/1997
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4. Coyote (Spanish-language): Un cuento folkl�rico del sudoeste de Estados ...
    Author: Gerald McDermott
    Publisher: Libros Viajeros
N/A 09/29/1995
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77 Reviews  
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Profile Comments
Comment by Luz Miranda on 6/6/2016 at 7:35 PM:
I highly appreciate Aida´s job and commitment to writing and translating Children´s Literature
Comment by Bosteye G. on 1/18/2010 at 11:11 AM:
Aida,
I've started learning Spanish and am supplementing my Pimsleur cd with children's Spanish books.
I've been very much enjoying your translation "Los Huevos Con Jamon". It's a delightfully playful read. However there's a phrase I'm unable to interpret. It's “ya me lo dir... more
Comment by Eric Hammond on 12/14/2007 at 11:28 AM:
Hello, fellow Floridian.
Welcome, Aida, to JacketFlap.

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