La Cuarterona/The Quadroon
Aloud: Voices from the Nuyorican Poets Café

Toyita

Toyita, una hormiga soñadora, decide irse de aventuras en una yola.

Visitó la isla de las hormigas ponerinas y muchos sitios de las Américas como Miami, México, Argentina o Brasil.

La autora aprovecha esta jira para hablarnos de las hormigas que habitan cada región y sus rasgos característicos.

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