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Gato descubre que todo nace. Cuando se juntan dos colores, nace otro; cuando se planta una semilla, nace una planta; de un gusanito puede nacer una mariposa; de un huevo de gallina salen pollitos; de la panza de una mamá humana nace un bebé y de la panza de una mamá gata nació él... ¿Cuántas cosas más podrán nacer?

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.

Enrique and Isabel love to be at their grandmothers house. She prepares them the most delicious meals and desserts, and takes them on a tour through foods, storytelling, and nursery rhymes. The author has chosen the relaxed, caring setting of Grandmas house to delve into fantasy: a safe place where children can play, make believe, and enjoy the sound of words.

Most children would agree that Christmas Eve is the longest and most magical night of the year. Clement C. Moore's famous poem introduces the jolly old elf who brings holiday cheer to rooftops everywhere. This 19th-century Christmas favorite is sure to thrill children of all ages. Para los niños la Nochebuena es la noche más mágica y larga del año. Las palabras de Clement C. Moore presenta el duende mágico de barba blanca quien da un festín por los techos en todo el mundo. Este clásico de la literatura de la navidad hará temblar de gusto a todos los niños de cualquier edad.