El niño del Tren Hullero

Este libro valora las raíces del continente, es una suerte de memorial de los pueblos antiguos y el legado quedejaron a los descendientes americanos. Estas leyendas destacan la flora que rodeó a pueblos como los aztecas, mapuches, ticunas, quechuas, entre otros.

Trapped in the middle of a revolution in India, two English children must dress as natives to save their lives. The in-depth account of India's customs, religions, and traditions is thought-provoking and informative. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Perico needs to go to the bathroom. He hides behind a tree, but realizes he has no toilet paper. He grabs the first thing he sees, although it is not his. A story with fun illustrations that cause both children and adults to laugh, this will help teach children the importance of hygiene and how to respect other’s properties.

Wendy is excited when she spots a cat charm in Mrs. Bast's booth, but Mrs. Bast refuses to sell it to her. She warns Wendy that it isn't a cat charm-- it's a "werecat" charm and it's dangerous. Wendy doesn't care, she grabs the charm, throws down some money, and runs. That night, at the stroke of midnight-- Wendy starts to change.