La tierra de los sueños

Adapted by an award-winning Argentine scholar and writer, a series of short stories reflect the unique cultural life of the region that was created from a mix of the oral traditions of the native Tehuelche, the Mapuche who migrated from Chile and were called Araucano by the early Spanish, and the Welsh who immigrated to the region in the mid to late 1800s.

What better place to learn about light and dark than in art class? Children will love learning about opposites in this charming book set in a familiar location. Readers follow along as a relatable narrator and his classmates paint pictures and learn about contrasting colors. Bright illustrations and accessible text reinforce the understanding of this important aspect of early elementary curricula. Beginning readers and young listeners alike will enjoy and learn from this entertaining book.

Para jugar conmigo sólo tienes que usar tus dedos. Toma una pluma y pinta una carita con ojos y boca en la yema de tu dedo favorito y ¡ya está tu propio circo de gusidedos!

Cecilia and Miguel are best friends, and have been since the third grade when he gave her bunny ears in the class picture. Their life-long friendship is recorded in warm recollections of bike races and soccer games, beach time and fishing from the pier. Their closeness endures separation, "even when he drove north to college and she drove west." The relationship evolves and grows, but remains strong even when ... he dropped the ring and she found it inside her flan ... he set up one crib and she told him they need two ... the twins climb into their bed and beg for another story. In this...