Samanta F.: El caso de las joyas desaparecidas

¿Alguien tiene una nave espacial con la que pueda escapar a otro planeta? ¡Por favooooooooooor! ¿Qué voy a hacer? ¡Esto es PEOR QUE EL FIN DEL MUNDO! Durante tres meses he sido feliz porque: He ido a la playa. He dormido hasta las tantas. He visto telebasura hasta que mis neuronas han empezado a suicidarse. Y, sobre todo, porque no había clase. Esta mañana, a las 8:30 horas, he celebrado mentalmente un funeral en honor a porque: Ha empezado el instituto.

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Felipe never helps at home; he¿s rude, disobedient, and a bad student. He knows that a big punishment is waiting for him, but it doesn¿t happen! His parents don¿t say anything¿moreover, they practically ignore him. They have decided to go on strike! With an ironic tone and a large dose of humor, the novel brings us the reality of a careless boy who finds himself forced to reflect on his poor behavior and how it affects those who live with him.

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.

A day at the beach is no fun if it's raining. In this illustrated story, the main character and her cousin make the most of a rainy day by staying indoors and doing a special craft project together. Readers follow along as the two girls construct and decorate their very own kites. Accessible text is perfect for beginning readers, and close picture-text correlation fosters reading comprehension skills. After reading about this fun craft project, children will be excited to stay inside the next time it rains.