Historia de un bolígrafo

¿Quieres compartir un cuento conmigo? Tus personajes clásicos favoritos -y alguno más que pronto lo será- te invitan a disfrutar de 25 cuentos que duran 5 minutos, que es lo que tú tardas en quedarte dormido. Érase una vez... El patito bonito, Ricitos de oso, la ratita emperifollada... El guisante parlanchín, el hada gamberra, los siete cabritillos y el lobo loco... Un desastre de sastre, la genia del saxofón, la princesa Tikismikis Kiskiyosav y hasta el sol, que a veces le da por no acostarse. ¿Por cuál quieres empezar?

Amena adaptación de la obra de Chrétien de Troyes, que recrea las míticas hazañas de Arturo y los caballeros de la Tabla Redonda en la búsqueda del Grial. El libro cuenta con bloques de juegos y de información sobre diversos aspectos de su historia, religión y sociedad.

"Miguel is a careless boy who leaves everything out of place, breaks whatever is in his path, and doesn't obey his parents. Tired, they decide to give him a month to look for a place to live: they have fired him. Time passes, Miguel doesn't listen, and he suddenly finds himself in the street with nowhere to go, and with a profound regret for not having listened to his parents. A tale in which the author offers a critical yet funny look at the relationship between parents and lazy, irresponsible children who wear them out. "

Spanish/English edition of a classic tale. One day Tortoise overhears Hare boasting, 'I can run so fast I leave the wind behind.' 'What nonsense,' says Tortoise to Hare. 'I'll give you a race.' Hare falls about laughing, but all the same he accepts the challenge. As they set off, Hare bounds down the lane, with Tortoise creeping along behind. Hare obviously has the natural advantage, so he stops for an elevenses of carrots, is overcome by sleepiness and takes a long nap. Soon Tortoise has crept slowly but surely past him and wins the race - just! Aesop's most well-known fable - pitting...