Cuentos de la mitología vasca

Lucas discovers a magical corncob that sends him on a journey to Mexico where he meets a new friend and learns more about his own family. Children will love this entertaining story with its message of the importance of family and cultural traditions. Colorful illustrations and simple text help emerging readers follow along with the story. With pre-reading questions, this book is ideal for guided reading and builds early Spanish literacy skills. This picture book is written in Spanish.

The idea that hands, feet, eyes, ears, legs, and arms all come in pairs is discovered by two Asian-American toddlers.

Me llamo Márgara Averbach. Cuando era chica, mis padres, mi hermano y yo viajábamos mucho, siempre en auto. A San Salvador de Bahía, en Brasil; al Cuzco, en Perú; a Ushuaia por una ruta toda de ripio, no de pavimento como ahora. Eran días y días de auto y para que el viaje se nos hiciera más fácil, mi mamá nos leía en voz alta. Un libro a papá, el único que manejaba; un libro, a nosotros dos, en el asiento de atrás. En esos tiempos, lo confieso, a mí me gustaba tanto el viaje como el lugar al que llegábamos. Y me gustaba porque dentro del auto, el aire era todo historias. Desde ...

Cyril is a squirrel; Renata is a rat, and they are very good friends. But the rest of the animals in the park think that a squirrel and a rat shouldn't play together. With a perfect mixture of humor and sensibility, Emily Gravett offers us a story about tolerance, diversity, and the power of friendship.