El hombre que abrazaba a los rboles / The man who hugged the trees

Grandma Vladimira was always fun and full of energy until she became ill. Her grandchildren remember her fondly and appreciate the legacy she left them.

Celebrating both friendship and the relationship between fathers and sons, this delightful story follows Snip the crocodile as he heads off with his friend Max the monkey to find out what his dad does all day. As they travel through the jungle, Snip soon discovers that his friends’ dads spend their time doing many special things—from hiding among plants and running quickly to spitting spurts of water and hitting their chests like a drum—and he wonders what his dad can do well. Feeling worried when he still doesn't know what his dad does, Snip rushes home to talk to his mom, who then...

Una aventura conmovedora con tintes clásicos: intriga, acción, y cierta fantasía donde reina el amor a los libros y a la valentía. Tras hundirse un barco en el Canal de la Mancha, una niña de apenas un año aparece flotando en un estuche de violonchelo y es rescatada por un erudito y aventurero londinense llamado Charles Maxim. De esta forma tan extraordinaria comienza la conmovedora historia de Sophie y Charles, quien, una vez constatada la desaparición de la madre de la niña, se convierte en su tutor legal. Sin embargo, con el paso del tiempo, se apodera de Sophie la idea de que su...

This puzzling old lady swallows a bell, bows, gifts, a sack, a sleigh, and some reindeer! She's about to swallow a candy cane for dessert, when she hears a jolly "Ho! Ho! Ho!" The old lady whistles, and all the objects fly into place--ready for Santa! With rhyming text in Spanish and funny illustrations, this lively version of a classic song will appeal to young readers with every turn of the page--a fun story for Christmastime! Esta senora come de todo: una campana, lazos, regalos y hasta renos. Justo cuando iba a comerse unos caramelos oye un "Jo, jo, jo". La senora silba y todo lo que se...

“No es fácil vivir con un pájaro dentro del pecho”. Así inicia Alas como cuchillos, una historia sobre el dolor de la pérdida, los cambios y transiciones que implica la adolescencia y cómo sería vivir con un mirlo negro instalado entre las costillas.