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Hutchins' mouthwatering story about Marna's freshly baked cookies will certainly appeal to Spanish speakers. The spirited illustrations, filled with cookies, interracial children, toys, & a cat, add a buoyant tone to this picture book that also teaches a thing or two about addition & subtraction in an appetizing manner

Keawe, un hawaiano con ganas de ver mundo, viaja a San Francisco, donde compra una botella con un diablo dentro. El diablo le proporcionará todo aquello que desee, menos alargarle la vida. Pero si muere antes de vender la botella por menos dinero que por el que la adquirió, estará condenado a arder en el infierno.

In La Tribu de los Zippoli, Guillermo comes from a family of great readers, but he doesn't like to read. It's too difficult, so he gets bored and stops. However, at school, Guillermo finds a magical book in the library that changes its story with each person who reads it. Thanks to this book, Guillermo grows confident in his ability and discovers the pleasure of reading.

Martha Riva Palacio reshapes the myth of Orpheus to create a love story that repeats through time. The poetic prose, that is present in this short novel captivates and surrounds the reader into an atmosphere where Eurydice sings through the corridors of Argos, while a ship is suspended in the sea of time and Orpheus narrates, sometimes in his own voice, some others in the voice of his beloved, this encounters and disagreements, on which he will have to turn back again and again. Many stories intertwine this novel, making the reader the one and only person to discover which one is the real one ...