Juana la futbolista

Gaston, a cute rabbit, keeps to himself during playtimes . . . Gaston is too shy to play soccer with the other rabbits. Hes much too timid to kick the ball! No, hell never do it! Gaston keeps his head down and thinks, I havent made any friends. Im so dumb!

When two children ask their father why he likes painting trains, all his childhood memories come flooding into his mind. He tells his children about how much trains fascinate him and about an adventure he once had on one. The illustrations are attractive, detailed and brightly coloured, to draw the attention of the child.

In this volume, Soledad Bravi presents a hilarious version of two classics in a comic book format. With humor and fresh air, the author illustrates the well-known characters of the two epics. This version is ideal for a first approach to the work of Homer.

Travel to Mexico and discover its many wonders, from the amazing monarch butterflies in the Highlands to a mariachi show in the village square. The rhyme and lyricism of the text is complemented by endnotes about the history of the country, national fiestas, and a glossary of simple Spanish vocabulary. (Spanish language edition)