Ana Pelegrín

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Ana María Pelegrín Sandoval (San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina, 1938 - Madrid, Spain 11 September 2008)^[1] was an Argentine researcher, writer, and educator. She was considered one of the leading specialists on Hispanic literature and oral tradition of poetry.^{[according to whom?]}

• La aventura de oír (2012)
• Huerto de limonar (2007)
• Poesía española para jóvenes (2005)
• Letras para amar poemas (2004)
• Poesía española para niños (2002)
• Raíz de amor (1999)
• Misino Gatino (1997)
• Deditos y cosquillitas (1994)

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