Siete casas, siete brujas y un huevo

Much like another famous green frog once did, the hero of a beautifully illustrated book asks fundamental questions about himself, his life, and his surroundings.

EL PRINCIPITO A. De Saint - Exupéry A Leon Werth: Pido perdón a los niños por haber dedicado este libro a una persona mayor. Tengo una seria excusa: esta persona mayor es el mejor amigo que tengo en el mundo. Tengo otra excusa: esta persona mayor es capaz de entenderlo todo, hasta los libros para niños. Tengo una tercera excusa: esta persona mayor vive en Francia, donde pasa hambre y frío. Verdaderamente necesita consuelo. Si todas esas excusas no bastasen, bien puedo dedicar este libro al niño que una vez fue esta persona mayor. Todos los mayores han sido primero niños. (Pero pocos lo ...

Dressed in his colorful new clothes and carrying his new green parasol, Babaji sets out for a walk through the jungle. There, the happy child has a succession of confrontations with the big bully tigers, who take his beautiful clothing in exchange for his life. Proclaiming themselves the most beautiful tigers in the jungle, they fall prey to their own vanity. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Set against the authors' vibrant recreation of 16th century Venice, this graphic novel serves up an irresistible mix of humor and adventure. Venice is a beautiful city filled with spectacular palaces, gondoliers and sultans. It is also an unruly environment, teeming with political conspiracies, and underhanded schemes--and where a hilarious battle of the sexes rages.