¡Vuela, Yoa, Vuela!

When a boy receives his first invitation to sleep over at a friend's house, he worries that he will miss his home and family too much, so he decides to take his teddy bear along for comfort. But when his sister tells him that his friend will think he is a baby, she creates even more of a dilemma for him. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

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...

A Saira nunca le ha gustado su aspecto. Es rubia, tiene los ojos azules y todos la llaman kharami, o lo que es lo mismo, bastarda. Vive en Afganistán con su hermana, su madre y su abuelo, y cree tener ocho años. Cuando Ramin −un hombre cruel y fiel seguidor de los talibanes− entra en su vida, la desgracia se cierne sobre su familia para siempre. Pero no todo está perdido para Saira. La pequeña logra viajar a Valencia gracias a las tropas españolas y crece envuelta en el cariño de su familia de acogida, aunque las pesadillas de su pasado no dejan de visitarla. Cuando Pablo le ofrezca ...

Una zorra había perdido su cola por una trampa, y se encontraba muy avergonzada al respecto. Para dejar de sentirse así, decidió que la mejor opción era aconsejarle a sus amigas zorras que debían cortare la cola, y así poder disimular su defecto personal con la igualdad general.