Sigueme/ Follow Me

Wars, terrorism and natural disasters trigger massive migratory movements. Hundreds of thousands of people are forced to flee their countries in search of a better life and, unfortunately, this still occurs today. How do children see this phenomenon? What do they know about it? What do they think? In this emotional illustrated album, José Campanari and Evelyn Daviddi give voice to the little ones, because they have a lot to say on the subject, and much to teach us. Las guerras, el terrorismo y los desastres naturales provocan movimientos migratorios masivos. Cientos de miles de personas se...

La nueva serie Libros para colorear superguays para ninos y adultos ofrece un monton de libros fascinantes y divertidos con los que todos podeis disfrutar. Ninos y adultos pueden pasar tiempo juntos coloreando estas divertidas ilustraciones de alta calidad. La serie completa contiene una amplia gama de temas diversos con los que tanto ninos como adultos pueden disfrutar. A que esperas? Hazte con una copia ya!"

Toonfy is an imaginary character who comes to children to play and teach; combining words and pictures with numbers, colors, objects, foods, forms, and letters, to help children develop their intelligence towards the first steps in reading and writing. This is an ideal choice for curious kids and demanding parents.

Versos de buenas noches es la primera compilación de poesía infantil que reúne a los más destacados representantes de la nueva ola de poética, con el hermoso propósito de que padres e hijos compartan un momento mágico cada noche. Un libro muy especial repleto de poemas cargados de lirismo, simpatía y ternura, acompañados de hermosas ilustraciones. Poemas de Patricia Benito, Iago de la Campa, Defreds, Irene G Punto, Miguel Gane, María Leach, Luna Miguel, Benjamín Prado, Loreto Sesma, Rayden y Zahara. Ilustraciones de María Cabañas, María Hesse, Lady Desidia y Elena Pancorbo. "En...

A sensitive toad that loves singing to the Moon every night is expelled from the jungle by the chief gorilla, who finds the toad's singing very annoying. Ironically, in the end it is the chief gorilla himself who sets off to find the toad and ask him to come back.