Say It in Spanish!

This retelling of the Mexican legend of Mother Moon provides a delightful and humorous explanation for why the moon changes shape. Children will enjoy the repetitive, predictable text and elaborate illustrations. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Each student of Spanish, whether a native speaker or a second-language learner, invariably encounters inexplicable rules of grammar. The authors of Gramática española, draw on years of classroom experience to focus on such grammatical topics that cause the most problems for advanced students of Spanish, especially the difficult rules that explain syntax and its components. The text’s flexible organization allows for coverage of material in a manner best-suited to classroom objectives. In addition, thought-provoking and challenging exercises appear at different levels throughout each...

This book introduces students to literature through a collection of twelve short stories and related exercises designed to improve the reader's ability to speak and write in Spanish. Activities that build reading comprehension and grammar reviews are built into the context of each story to help eliminate any fear of reading in a foreign language. Interesting topics of current issues —such as child abuse, ecological catastrophe, homosexuality, migration, and aging—are written by a balanced selection of male and female new authors. For those familiar enough with the Spanish language to want ...

En una era en que el mundo mediático parece ir reemplazando lo real, diluyéndolo inevitablemente, el teatro es tal vez el único espacio artístico en que aún se percibe el límite entre lo real y lo ficticio. En este sentido, el teatro resulta un medio privilegiado para llamar la atención sobre esta conciencia de la experiencia vital, de sus problemáticas, puntos de quiebre y abismos, y para explorar todo tipo de crisis, visibles e invisibles, antiguas y modernas. Los estudios reunidos en este libro sobre "Crisis y creatividad en el teatro español y latinoamericano del siglo XIX al...

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