Coloring book, Little princesses and princes of Brazil - by Paulo Rezzutti

Language: Brazilian Portuguese. By reading, coloring, cutting and playing, you will discover the difference between an African parrot and a Brazilian parrot and how a rhinoceros influenced a king to create sidewalks made of white and black stones. You will learn about the various pieces of clothing that the princesses were forced to wear (and help Carlota Joaquina get dressed!) and the myths of our folklore. So grab scissors, crayons, pencils and colored markers and come and participate in this book!

Did you know that Brazil also has princesses and princes? Yes, there is, and they, one day, were children just like you: some didn't like studying, others loved it; There was one who was terrified of thunder, while another wasn't afraid of anything. Some were born in palaces, far away from Brazil. Others were born right here, even in the middle of our forests, and the animals were their adventure companions. Some of our princes and princesses were born in Africa and were forced to come here.

In this book, you will learn a little about them and you will also be able to have fun coloring the illustrations that are still in black and white – pay close attention to not miss any! –, cutting out and assembling paper dolls of some characters and their clothes.

I hope you have fun and that this book is just the beginning of your adventure through reading and history!