La Bruja Bella y El Solitario

Lo que más quiere Manú en el mundo es ir a una escuela de verdad. En su pueblo no hay escuelas y Manú quiere ir a la de la ciudad. Su padre, líder y médico de la pequeña comunidad altiplánica conoce las dificultades que Manú vivirá y no quiere que baje a enfrentar la escuela. Pero Manú se sale con la suya y afronta algo inesperado. En esta profunda y tierna historia de una niña aymara, habitantes de los Andes del norte de Chile, Ana María Del Río ofrece un mensaje profundamente humano para niños y adultos, jóvenes y mayores.

The lives of Mr. and Mrs. Watson will never be the same once a tiny piglet named Mercy appears at their front door.

This book talks about the work necessary to take care for a guinea pig, as well as some of their common behaviors. Readers will meet Miranda, who has a guinea pig name Griswold. Griswold was adopted from an animal shelter. He loves to dig around in his bedding and hide in his igloo. When Griswold gets excited, he likes to jump up and down in his cage and squeak. Miranda thinks this is funny. Miranda likes taking care of Griswold. She feeds him timothy hay and baby carrots. Illustrations and manageable text are ideal for emerging readers and young listeners.

UN CUENTO ILUSTRADO, PARA LEER EN LETRA MAYCSCULA DE IMPRENTA.UNA HERMOSA CANCIC"N.LA PARTITURA DE LA CANCIC"N, PARA QUE PUEDAS CANTARLA EN TU CASA O EN LA ESCUELA.Son cuentos dirigidos a chicos en edad preescolar (3 a 5 anos), de la conocida autora argentina Silvia Schujer.Cada cuento tiene como protagonista a un animal diferente: un mono, una arana, una vaca y un cocodrilo. Contados con humor y ternura, estos libros no solo deleitaran a los pequenos lectores con sus historias, sino que las magnificas ilustraciones de Poly Bernatene los atraparan con su original propuesta estetica.

Bob, Larry, and all your favorite VeggieTales friends would like to tell you how much God loves you. Because God made each of us special, different, and unique, this message can be a powerful reminder to little ones that they are special, too. Bob’s red and round, and he bounces ‘cause he has no feet. Madame Blueberry lives in a tree. What makes her special? She’s as blue as can be. What about those French Peas? They speak with “zee accent.” Tots will discover that it’s okay to be different, because God made you special and he loves you very much. Through fun rhymes and humor, and ...