Cynthia Elias Bücher

Exploring the dark motivations behind extreme actions, this book profiles married women who chose to murder their husbands rather than divorce them. It delves into the lives of Kim Hricko, Judy Buenoano, Donna Yaklich, Sheila Davaloo, and Stacey Castor, examining their backgrounds, circumstances, and the psychological factors that led them to commit such drastic acts. The narratives highlight themes of desperation, betrayal, and the complexities of marital relationships, offering a chilling glimpse into their stories.

The book explores innovative teaching scenarios that foster critical thinking and environmental awareness among students. It highlights a unique educational journey where third-grade students travel to Antarctica, inspired by the inability to observe stars in Buenos Aires due to light pollution. Through the story "La niña del desierto blanco" by María Carro, they learn about the Esperanza Base, the challenges of the Antarctic environment, and the importance of biodiversity and responsible waste management. This immersive experience encourages a deeper understanding of knowledge construction and environmental stewardship.

El libro destaca la importancia de nuevos métodos de enseñanza que fomenten la reflexión crítica y la conciencia ambiental. A través de un viaje a la Antártida, los estudiantes de tercer grado exploran temas como la biodiversidad, la vestimenta adecuada para el frío y la gestión de residuos, inspirados por "La niña del desierto blanco" de María Carro.