Sherlock para Niños: La Liga de los Pelirrojos

Ten leading contemporary children's writers from Spain and Latin America--including Eliacer Cansino, Gloria Cecilia Díaz, Gonzalo Moure, and Ana María Shua--have created short stories based on the UNICEF's Charter of Children's Rights. Each one lends itself perfectly for classroom discussion. The complete text of the charter is included at the end of the book.978846960124\\The lone tree on Peace Street is rather grouchy. He especially does not like it when kids climb him. When autumn comes, his mood sours even more. He becomes so dried out, the town decides he must be cut down. The children ...

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.

El buen adivinador sabe leer palabras, pero tambi n im genes. En este libro est n escritas las preguntas, y las respuestas est n por ah , ilustradas, esperando a un observador atento que quiera buscarlas y descubrir todas las sorpresas que tienen escondidas, te animas?

Experts agree that the first sentence of a book is fundamental. It provokes intrigue and curiosity, promises mysteries to be solved and hours of entertainment. If it works, it hooks us. In this book, the author writes 22 stories that start with the first sentences of famous novels, such as Rayuela, David Copperfield, El perfume, and La silla de plata, among others. Additionally, it reveals to the reader that words are not enough by themselves, but that, on occasion, they inspire more words.