El valle de los cocuyos [Plan Lector Juvenil]

This illustrated anthology presents over 43 stories and legends from 20 countries, spanning the Caribbean, Mexico, and Central and South America. It allows readers to delve deeply into the collective memory of Latin America and better understand its secrets and people.

Jana es la segunda de seis hermanos. Todos la llaman así, aunque en realidad se llama María Juana, y es ella quien narra las historias que le ocurren a su familia en un pueblo en el que los atardeceres rojos son el mayor atractivo.

Learn about the White House while acting out the story of Charlie as he builds a treehouse that will be his own "White House"! Charlie wants to become the president one day and, with the help of his friends, he learns about the White House and the president's duties. He even practices being president by making important decisions about the treehouse! The roles in this script have been translated into Spanish and are written at different reading levels. This feature allows teachers to easily implement differentiation and English language learner strategies into instruction and assign specific...

It is time for Ernie’s baby things to go to his new little sister. But maybe not everything! Early readers will be captivated by the pages of this beautifully illustrated Spanish picture book. Kindergartners will increase early reading skills, comprehension, and vocabulary through Spanish sight words and repetitive phrases. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

Tercer libro de Crónicas de Arendar de Tyrion. Arendar, el nuevo rey de los alari, se dispone a cumplir su destino: unir todas las razas y pueblos bajo una misma bandera.

Descubre a Sir Gadabout, el Peor Caballero del Mundo... Cuando roban a Excalibur, Sir Gadabout se pone en camino junto a sus fieles compañeros en busca de Sir Rudyard el Rancio. Tendrán que hacer frente a toda clase de peligros si quieren devolver la poderosa espada a su señor, el rey Arturo. "Un cuento al estilo de Roald Dahl (con bromas también para los adultos)" The Independent on Sunday