¡Cómo me pica!

This story is about a young geisha, Madame Butterfly, and her love for Pinkerton, U.S. Naval officer. In short time, they got married, but he back to USA. She promised waiting for him. A few years ago, he return to Japan with a new wife, and he discover that he has a daughter. He decided to take her and back to EEUU.

Cuento tradicional. Entonces llegó volando el mosquito picadorcito y preguntó: ¿de quién es esta casa tan bonita?, ¿quién vive en ella?

Mexico’s Day of the Dead fascinates U.S readers, whether for its joyful celebration of an unusual tradition or because it simply feels like home. San Vicente lets children join the celebration as they watch the skeletons rock, rattle, and roll those long old bones as they get ready for the biggest event of their social calendar. A short and fun essay, directed toward young readers, will explain this important Mexican holiday. The works of Mexico City artist Luis San Vicente have been exhibited in Mexico, Venezuela, Europe, and the United States. He has won UNESCO’s prestigious NOMA...

Because the Taliban rulers of Kabul, Afghanistan, impose strict limitations on women's freedom and behavior, eleven-year-old Parvana must disguise herself as a boy so that her family can survive after her father's arrest.