El castillo de hielo

Verano de 1870, Sherlock Holmes, Arsène Lupin e Irene Adler se conocen en Saint-Malo. Los tres deberían estar disfrutando de sus vacaciones, pero el destino les ha reservado algo distinto. En efecto, los chicos se ven envueltos en un torbellino criminal: roban un collar de diamantes sin dejar rastro, en la playa es encontrado un hombre sin vida y una oscura silueta aparece y desaparece sobre los tejados de la ciudad. La policía anda a tientas y les tocará a otros resolver el caso...

Una llave y un código secreto es todo lo que Anastasia Romanov, hija del zar, pudo entregarle a su hermana Mila antes de morir asesinada. Y ahora, Mila no descansará hasta desvelar el misterio escondido en aquel código; un secreto tan oscuro que está escrito en una hoja... ¡completamente en blanco! Solo con ayuda de Irene, Sherlock y Arsène, la intrépida detective podrá arrojar luz sobre el enigma, en una trama con espías, intrigas internacionales y malvados sicarios.

When a storm blows over the farmyard, the animals are tossed through the air. After they land, the duck is ""moo-ing,"" the goose is ""oink-ing,"" and the dog is saying ""cock-a-doodle-doo""! Durante una gran tormenta, todos los animales salen volando por los aires. Cuando aterrizan, el pato dice muuu, el ganso dice oink y el perro dice kikiriki!

From Monday to Saturday, Estefania's finger has many colors. On Sunday, that finger tastes like caramel. She is four years, four months, and four days old. It is time she stops sucking her finger. Isabel and Maria are not far behind. One with her guardian angel and the other with her black cat, they both do things that are no good for their health.

For this mission, Sam must obtain his own shield. Prune knows where to find one in Puddlewink Castle. When they get to the draw bridge, they are stopped by a terrible creature. Will they get past him?

What better place to learn about light and dark than in art class? Children will love learning about opposites in this charming book set in a familiar location. Readers follow along as a relatable narrator and his classmates paint pictures and learn about contrasting colors. Bright illustrations and accessible text reinforce the understanding of this important aspect of early elementary curricula. Beginning readers and young listeners alike will enjoy and learn from this entertaining book.