El Oso, El Mejor Amigo del Hombre

On the first day of school, Javier is confused. In looking for the boys washroom, he mistakenly enters the girls washroom. There he sees Angeles and immediately falls in love. His new love, however, is not as sweet and enchanting as she seems.

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.

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.

"¿Tienes miedo a las serpientes? ¿Y a los tiburones? ¿Y a los payasos, a la oscuridad, a que te rete la maestra, a las alturas? Yo no tengo miedo a nada de todo eso, pero los cocodrilos que viven aquí, en este libro, dan mucho miedo. ¿Tienes miedo a los cocodrilos? Dentro de este libro viven dos cocodrilos enormes. Son los animales más horrendos del mundo. ¡Ven a comprobarlo!, "--Page 4 of cover.

Big Nate is tired of his school always losing to Jefferson Middle School and he is determined to do anything and everything to break their winning streak.

Óscar es un escritor de éxito que ve la vida a través del velo de su pesimismo, pero al conocer a Natalie todo se vuelve mejor. Sin embargo ella muere poco después, para que la prueba sea completa. La novela comienza con la muerte de la joven, que deja a Óscar completamente hundido. Ella, sabiendo lo que le pasaría a su novio con su ausencia, le deja en legado una serie de breves videos con consignas, a modo de mensajes encriptados, para salir adelante. Germán Garmendia, reconocido creador de contenido en YouTube con más de 70 millones de seguidores en todas sus redes sociales, nos...

Dribble, shoot, score. Playing basketball is a great way to have fun with friends. It's also the perfect way to stay active. Readers hit the court with an engaging narrator in this exciting narrative about a basketball game. A city park offers a familiar setting, and each scene is beautifully illustrated in vibrant color. Emergent readers will find the age-appropriate text easy to read. Children will be excited to get outside and play after finding out who wins the big game.