Abelardo y Eloísa

When an old woman approaches Karmelo and Moconoco, Moconoco steals her golden walking cane. He wickedly breaks the cane into three pieces as Karmelo helps her up. The old woman curses Moconoco with three of everything-- three eyes, three ears, three noses. She rewards Karmelo for his kindness with the broken cane, promising happiness when the three pieces are united. Moconoco grows up to be an evil emperor and Karmelo grows up to be a poor slave. He gives the pieces to his three children and with the help of the cane, they must save their land from the cruel emperor! En esta encantadora...

Sergio utiliza con frecuencia la palabra “no”. Sus padres tratan de ayudarlo porque esto afecta su humor, pero las cosas se complican cuando su hermana Elisa se contagia con la “enfermedad del no”.

Los Estados Unidos de America fueron, a medidos del pasado siglo, un campo de batalla: las guerras territoriales, y la espansion hacia el oeste, los derechos de la mujer, los debates politicos, la esclavitud y la revolucion economica e industrial estuvieron presents en la formacion intellectual de nuestra autora. Louse May Alcott estaba vinculada a un proyecto reformista que vivio en su entorno familia. Sus lectura, lo major y mas granado de la literature romantic europa, y sus ideas morales, el esfuerzo personal, la compension la solidaridad y cierto pragmatism muy sajon forman la base de...

Once upon a time, a wonderful mirror was hung at the entrance of a house. When the owners had guests over, no one could resist the temptation to look at that precious mirror. People adored being reflected in the mirror and in doing so, the mirror felt special. One day, the mirror started to look away, and everything changed. This magical metaphor helps teach kids about looking kindly on those around us.