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Stories depict a baby Inca goddess who takes shelter with a caterpillar, a storytelling bug, a ghostly ant, a baby spider and her mother, and the king of the fleas.

How many frogs fit in Danny's pockets? It's a jumping surprise! ¿Cuántas ranas caben en los bolsillos de Danny? ¡Es una sorpresa saltarina! One frog hops on Tina's head, Una rana brinca encima de la cabeza de Tina, And another springs onto Mom's delicious cherry pie! Oh, no! ¡Y otra rana cae encima del delicioso pastel de cerezas que hizo Mamá! ¡Ay, no! We don't want to eat frog pie! ¡No queremos comer pastel de ranas! Wiggling Pockets Los bolsillos saltarines This bilingual book will appeal to anyone who's ever been unintentionally mischievous—just like Danny with his wiggling...

Quique Hache tiene una nueva misión en esta segunda novela. El punto de partida es un hecho real: el récord mundial de Alberto Larraguibel en salto alto junto con su caballo Huaso, cuyos restos han desaparecido.

A hungry fox comes upon a crow sitting in a tree. The crow holds a piece of cheese in its beak. The fox would like to eat that cheese. Of course, the crow also wants to eat the cheese. Can the sly fox trick the crow into giving up the cheese?