Mi tesoro te espera en Cuba

Tito está resignado a vivir las peores vacaciones, pero todo cambia cuando su abuela recupera el viejo caserón de su juventud y la familia decide pasar allí el verano. Al llegar, encuentran una enorme casa con puertas que crujen, alfombras de polvo y telarañas largas y densas como cortinas. La última esperanza de diversión para Tito parece derrumbarse pero, aunque nada parece anunciarlo, está por disfrutar la aventura más sorprendente en compañía de Amicus, un misterioso chico que siempre lo visita cuando menos lo espera.

Who does not have a sock without a pair in their dresser? Normally, the pair is lost due to laundry, but what do we do with the lone sock? Its owner is very serious and will never put two mismatching socks together. If you want to know the surprising end to this story, last author Rafael Nieto and illustrator Miguel Cerro tell you.

Come rain or come shine, we can always count on the postman getting our mail to us on time. That's how the saying goes, but what is a postman's day actually like? From organizing letters in the mailroom to delivering people's mail and parcels along his route, young readers experience a postman's day through colorful, exciting illustrations. The language in this book is ideal for very early readers as well as children still in the listening stage. Readers will love getting to know more about this familiar member of their community.

Yolanda Reyes, the Colombian writer and educator, has gathered rhymes, rounds, lullabies, poems, and stories by famous authors and from the oral tradition to introduce children to the wonderful world of songs, rhymes, and poems.

Conejito Chiquitito y Conejo Grande se reunen después de una separación difícil, pero Conejito Chiquitito necesita que Conejo Grande entienda cómo se sintió cuando estuvieron separados. Este cuento fue diseñado para ayudar a padres y niños a hablar acerca de separaciones difíciles para ayudarles a reconectarse.