De unicornios e hipogrifos

Short stories feature a messenger from far in the past who delivers an unexpected prize, an author whose world is transformed when one of his characters comes to life, a South American who aims to discover legendary Europe, and a black cat.

From October 31 to November 2, people in Mexico celebrate the festival of el Dia de Los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. This photodocumentary follows Pablo and his family as they prepare to honor the memory of Pablo's grandmother. Ancona's "photographs catch the affirmation of life that fills the Mexican festival arising from both Aztec and Christian customs honoring the dead....Joyful."--Chicago Tribune. "This intriguing book makes an excellent offering during the Halloween season."--School Library Journal. Also available in a Spanish Language edition, Pablo Recuerda.

Visiting Grizzly Gran to ask an important question, the Bear Scouts are alarmed when her magic crystal ball falls off the table and goes prediction wild, tempting the crooked swindler, Ralph Ripoff. Original.

Benjamín no es un niño demasiado grande pero, eso sí, tiene una imaginación de espanto. Todo lo que se imagina cobra vida, aunque sólo él pueda verlo y sus padres no le crean. Una noche, justo antes de dormir, su padre le está leyendo un cuento cuando unos ladrones irrumpen en la casa. Benjamín y su león lila imaginario intentarán echarles.

Jumping rope makes being active easy and fun. In this charming book, a young girl spends the afternoon jumping rope with friends in her neighborhood. The familiar setting and relatable narrator help readers make connections with the text. Accessible language is perfect for young children who are just learning to read. A picture glossary and index introduce readers to important nonfiction text elements. Beautiful, full-color illustrations will keep readers and listeners alike turning the pages.