El Hombrecito de Mazapan

El cuento tradicional de los cerditos que construyeron casas de diferentes materiales, y sus problemas con el lobo.

¡Descubre a la pandilla de Campamento Escalofrío! ¡Misterio, risas y un poquiiiito de miedo! ¡Hola! Me llamo Paula y me da miedo la oscuridad. Por eso me han mandado a un campamento de verano para superar miedos. Pero, al llegar, he descubierto que... ¡este campamento es terrorífico! Por no hablar del monstruo que acecha al otro lado de la valla...

El profesor Tarantado ha recibido un par de huéspedes en su casa, son unos niños aparentemente normales pero con un origen y un apetito escalofriantes. ––––––––––––––––––––––------------------------------––––––––––––––––– Professor Tarantado takes in a couple of house guests. But these apparently normal children share a terrifying origin and appetite.

Martha Riva Palacio reshapes the myth of Orpheus to create a love story that repeats through time. The poetic prose, that is present in this short novel captivates and surrounds the reader into an atmosphere where Eurydice sings through the corridors of Argos, while a ship is suspended in the sea of time and Orpheus narrates, sometimes in his own voice, some others in the voice of his beloved, this encounters and disagreements, on which he will have to turn back again and again. Many stories intertwine this novel, making the reader the one and only person to discover which one is the real one ...

The chamarilero is a young muchacho who sells chácharas, smokes like a chacuaco, treats his friends to chupirules and never fails to amuse everybody with his chango. With the help of the merry chamarilero and 95 other words containing the digraph ch, this fun book will help young readers unleash their imagination and learn some fun new words in the process.