La tarea según Natacha

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La tarea según Natacha is an illustrated children's story that was first published by Alfaguara Infantil in collaboration with UNICEF in November, 2000.^[1] It is written by Luis Pescetti and illustrated by . The original publication features a foreword by Spanish essayist Fernando Savater.

In Bituín Bituín Natacha[]

The story of La tarea según Natacha is also included as a stand-alone chapter in the chapter book Bituín bituín Natacha.^[2]

Synopsis[]

Natacha and Pati have a project to complete for school. They are supposed to write a report about children's right to education. To complete their report, Natacha and Pati interview people who participate in the school system.

Books in the same series are:^[3]

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