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Owen Kiskaddon llegó por primera vez a la corte del formidable rey Severn como prisionero, y se ganó el aprecio del monarca al hacerse pasar por un niño bendecido por la Fuente. Nueve años después, el otrora timorato Owen se ha convertido en un joven seguro de sí mismo, entrenado para la batalla y la política por el duque Horwath, y se encuentra profundamente enamorado de su amiga de la infancia, la nieta del duque. Por desgracia, el feliz futuro que Owen y Elysabeth Mortimer imaginan parece condenado por las maquinaciones del rey. Un aspirante al trono ha jurado arrebatar la corona de ...

This traditional Mother Goose nursery rhyme has been translated into Spanish, and is accompanied by beautiful illustrations that support the text to help beginning readers build their foundational reading skills. Encourage children to describe what is happening in the story using their own words, or follow along with the familiar rhyme. This charmingly illustrated book helps parents and children enjoy a shared reading experience together.

"Look out children, the Giant of Jum is grumpy and hungry and he's off in search of a tasty snack. And the tastiest of all is a boy known as Jack! But Jack and his friends don't see a scary giant, they see a magically tall man -- a man who can fetch lost balls and rescue cats from trees! Perhaps this hungry giant is softer than he seems..."

The snowman doesn't know much but he does know that he doesn't like the sun or heat. However, he is also very curious and when he sees a light in a window of a house, he goes to investigate.