Víboras vivas

When Monty the alligator goes on vacation, a rabbit, a duck, and a frog look for another way to cross the river to school.

The reader has direct access to the real world and the subconscious world of Rosalinde with all the innermost feelings of this imaginative child what seems to be in constant conflict with "growth-up stuff."

The son of the Raccoon family has a secret: lately, he is wetting the bed. When everyone finds out the little raccoon feels very ashamed. His mother is worried and she starts trying to find a solution to the problem. But the solution will come when the cause is known. This story normalizes a situation that many children experience and helps us to engage in a conversation about it.

El artista Matthew Forsythe, premio de honor del E.B. White Read Aloud, entrega un libro sobre un tambor mágico, un bosque esmeralda y una ranita que se atreve a hacer su propia música. El mayor error de los padres de Pokko fue darle el tambor. Cuando Pokko sale con su tambor a lo profundo del bosque, hay tanta pero tanta quietud que Pokko decide tocar. Y antes de darse cuenta, se le une una banda de animales—primero el mapache, luego el conejo, después el lobo—y pronto todo el bosque sigue a Pokko. ¿Escuchará la voz de su padre cuando la llame para que regrese a casa? Pokko y el...