Es hora de ir de campamento de verano (It's Time for Summer Camp)

Filled with fun activities from crafting to potato sack racing, beginning readers are guaranteed to love this book about summer camp. Telling time in hourly increments, this book introduces the practice of telling time to developing readers. The lively storyline and relatable characters convey curricular subject matter in a fun and accessible way.

Losing your first tooth can be so exciting! In this charming book, readers will watch Mark lose his first tooth as his grandma helps him understand why it's happening. The familiar and endearing characters and appealing subject matter are sure to hold the attention of beginning readers. Each page is made complete by beautiful illustrations.

Miguel Fernández-Pacheco, un escritor que se mueve con soltura en la noche encantadora de la Edad Media, juega de nuevo la apuesta de Odo de Cheriton, combinando la certeza de nuestra ferocidad y oponiéndola a la brutalidad inocente de la naturaleza. Con elementos tomados de las leyendas que conforman el antiguo venero que alimenta su obra, mezclados sabiamente con una sensibilidad contemporánea, Fernández-Pacheco transfigura una vieja historia –envuelta en una “agreste fragancia– y nos la devuelve nueva y animada por un lenguaje en el que resuenan los ecos de las fábulas, esas...

Camila ten a un peque o problema. "Si me siento debajo de la escalera y pienso, lo puedo resolver en un ratito." Se acomod debajo de la escalera que daba al jard n y pens un ratito y otro m s. Entonces se dio cuenta de que entre m s pensaba, m s grande se hac a el problema. a d nde van a parar las cosas que olvidamos?

One day Matilda Florists found a rag doll in the garden of her house; it was Christina Carrot, not just a simple doll, but one with an ability to discover the magic in things through their smell. This makes Christina Carrot a very special character, not only within the family that adopts her, but with all the inhabitants of the region, who experience charming adventures in the company of Christina Carrot.

Experience the playful friendship between a girl and her lamb in this delightfully illustrated version of the traditional rhyme. This book has been translated into Spanish and allows for a wonderful shared reading experience for children who are just beginning to read. The familiar rhyme and images help new readers tell the story either as they read or as they are read to.