Andy Carter Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

Set against the backdrop of a displaced Maya village in Guatemala, the narrative explores the legacy of Don Margarito, who dedicated his life to replanting trees and nurturing the forest after their ancestral land was lost. Through beautifully illustrated bilingual content, the story highlights the importance of environmental stewardship and cultural heritage. As climate change looms, it offers valuable lessons on sustainability and community, encouraging discussions among children about their own ecological responsibilities and the impact of their actions on the planet.

Margarito's Forest beautifully intertwines Maya culture and environmental wisdom through the story of Don Margarito, who, after being displaced from his ancestral land in Guatemala, dedicates his life to planting trees. This bilingual book, illustrated with vibrant depictions of Maya children learning to nurture the forest, addresses the urgent themes of climate change and ecological responsibility. It includes educational elements such as study questions for adults and an introduction to the Maya numbering system, enriching children's understanding of both their heritage and global issues.