Cupido Es un Murcielago

A little girl catches a cold from her seatmate at school, chickenpox from her little brother, and other illnesses from other people, but there is one contagion she really does want to catch.

Bear didn't like his name. He was so timid and fearful that both the cats and mice in the neighborhood never missed an opportunity to laugh at him. But one day, Bear discovered that someone loved him just as he was.

Fifteen-year-old Julián is a shy boy who works in his grandfather's pet store. One day, a girl asks him help to find the best owner for her puppy, since her parents have forbidden her to keep it. She and Julián begin the sweetest story of love and friendship. With strokes of humor and much tenderness, the author bets on understanding in the present to repair the wounds of the past, and to project a much more hopeful future.

As three children look up in the night sky at the stars, three stars look down at the earth at the children! The stars twinkle and the children twirl as they make wishes on each other! Students can learn the classic nursery rhymes Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star and Star Light, Star Bright while acting out this clever story based on the rhymes. This Spanish-translated script includes six roles, each of which match a different reading level. Teachers can apply differentiation and English language learner strategies to the script to assign roles in a way that accommodates all students, whether...

Everyone loves the beach. . . except Chipmunk. Can best friend Bear help change his mind? An early reader for kindergarteners, now in Spanish. A Bank Street Best Children's Picture Book of the Year in Spanish "I like the beach," says Bear. "Not me!" says Chipmunk--and for so many reasons. Too hot, too sandy, and too many fish! As many times as Bear proclaims his love for beach activities, Chipmunk responds with the refrain, "Not me!" As Chipmunk's misadventures pile up, he has to admit, "I am not a beach person." At this story's heartwarming conclusion, Bear asks, "Why did you come?" Chipmunk ...

La segunda entrega de la serie feminista de ficción protagonizada por Lulú Luego de unas tranquilas vacaciones de invierno junto a su familia, Lulú vuelve al colegio y nota que muchas cosas han cambiado a su alrededor: tiene dos compañeros nuevos y a nadie parece alegrarle su llegada, su amiga Luna ya no se ríe con sus chistes y está muy callada, y, además, por los pasillos circulan unos extraños rumores relacionados con una red social en la que Lulú no está registrada. ¿Será que tiene que hacerse una cuenta y enterarse de qué pasa? ¿Hasta qué punto será cierto lo que ha...

En esta obra, arquetípica por lo fácil que resulta identificarse con algunos de sus personajes, Mary Shelley narra la historia de un hombre que desafía a la Naturaleza intentando evitar la muerte. Su trasgresión le cuesta cara, pues la muerte acecha constantemente a su familia e, incluso, a él mismo. El monstruo que el doctor Frankenstein crea no es malo ni violento, sino que la falta de amor (tesis del romanticismo como corriente literaria) ocasiona su comportamiento destructivo.