Conejo de Pascua y su ejército en el centro de la Tierra (2) (Los Guardianes) (Spanish Edition)

Product Description

In the first Guardians’ adventure, Nicholas St. North, along with Ombric and Katherine, succeeded in routing Pitch and driving him underground—quite literally. Defeated but not destroyed, however, the Nightmare King plots a nefarious revenge: he means to take all of the children of the village of Santoff Clausen hostage. This time, the Guardians will need the help of E. Aster Bunnymund, the leader of a brotherhood of warrior rabbits of imposing size and intellect. Bunnymund has some powerful oval-shaped weapons that just might be the key to vanquishing Pitch once and for all.

En la primera aventura de Los Guardianes, Nicolás San Norte, con la ayuda de Ombric y Katherine, logró vencer a Sombra y ahuyentarlo hasta que tomara refugio bajo tierra. Derrotado pero no definitivamente, el Rey de las Pesadillas planea una cruel venganza y se propone secuestrar a todos los niños del pueblo de Santoff Clausen. Esta vez Los Guardianes precisarán de la ayuda de Conejo de Pascua—Bunny para sus amigos—el líder de una hermandad de conejos guerreros de tamaño e intelecto imponentes. Bunny tiene unas armas poderosas ovaladas que podrían ser la clave para derrotar a Sombra completamente.

Review

“Clever and packed with quirky, imaginative creations, lovingly illustrated by Joyce.”  —
Booklist

“Children will read and reread the story to enjoy all the nuances of this plot-driven fantasy with strong visual imagery. Joyce’s fans are sure to welcome his newest offering.”  —
School Library Journal

About the Author

William Joyce is an author, a filmmaker, and an illustrator whose work has garnered critical and commercial praise across a range of children’s media. His picture books include
Dinosaur Bob and His Adventures with the Family Lazardo,
The Leaf Men, and
Santa Calls; he has won three Emmy Awards for his animated series
Rolie Polie Olie; and the animated short film
The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore, which he codirected, won an Oscar for Best Animated Short Film. Joyce’s illustrations have also appeared numerous times on the cover of the
New Yorker and his paintings are on exhibit at museums and art galleries across the United States. He lives in Shreveport, Louisiana.