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The TV Was Really a Monster is a book about a very smart boy just like his name describes (Liam Smart) and an old librarian that worked in the school, who-to everyone's surprise-was also a scientist. One day, when Liam was on his way to school, he noticed a sudden change in the people of his neighborhood: they were all walking like zombies! Liam Smart and the old librarian made a plan to save Planet X from the evil TV that controlled anyone's brain who watched TV for long periods of time. They traveled to the planet June where they had to find the super book to revert the effect that the evil ...

Toonfy is an imaginary character who comes to the 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.

La nueva novela gráfica de las creadoras de Jane, el zorro y yo, uno de los cómics más premiados y alabados por la crítica en los últimos años. En este libro, narrado desde el punto de vista de un preadolescente con padres separados, con una prosa evocadora y unas imágenes que son auténtica poesía gráfica, las autoras abordan temas como la depresión y el alcoholismo, pero también el torbellino emocional que supone el paso a la edad adulta. Con la ayuda de su mejor e inseparable amigo, y el alivio cómico de su hermano pequeño, Louis se enfrentará a sus miedos, esos fantasmas...

Tag, you're it. Children will want to get up and run after reading this exciting story about playing tag. A relatable narrator and familiar city setting help young readers make connections with the text. Bright, full-color illustrations on each page bring the narrative to life, keeping readers and younger listeners engaged. A special Words to Know section helps children understand words that may be new to them. A game of tag makes getting active fun.