Cuentos Y Leyendas de América Latina

Jana es la segunda de seis hermanos. Todos la llaman así, aunque en realidad se llama María Juana, y es ella quien narra las historias que le ocurren a su familia en un pueblo en el que los atardeceres rojos son el mayor atractivo.

La abuela de Eva le ha mandado un nuevo paquete, y dentro hay una preciosa pulsera mágica. Eva necesitará sus poderes, además de un poco de valor, para enfrentarse a unos duendes muy traviesos que no paran de hacer trastadas. ¡El libro incluye una chulísima pulsera de regalo!

Which animals left footprints throughout this book? First, read the story in Spanish. Then, flip to the next page and read it again in English. Comparing words in both languages helps early readers with comprehension and literacy. Plus, bright animal illustrations encourage a love of storytime.

Cat and Fish discover each other one night and spark a most unlikely friendship, teaching each other about the worlds of land and sea in which each lives, and find that they share a common sense of adventure.

The chamarilero is a young muchacho who sells chácharas, smokes like a chacuaco, treats his friends to chupirules and never fails to amuse everybody with his chango. With the help of the merry chamarilero and 95 other words containing the digraph ch, this fun book will help young readers unleash their imagination and learn some fun new words in the process.