Tinta

Going to school is a new experience many early readers can relate to. Through this charming fictional narrative, readers discover some of the important things they can learn from their teacher. As they experience a day in Miss Diaz's classroom, they meet a relatable narrator who shows them how much fun learning at school can be. The simple text is presented in a way that allows early learners to read on their own or with help from an adult. Colorful illustrations are closely aligned to the text to help develop reading comprehension skills and keep readers engaged throughout the story.

En la Ciudad Roja de Ki están a punto de comenzar los Campeonatos mundiales de Juegos de Arena. Una oportunidad perfecta para introducirse en la ciudad sin despertar sospechas... Y solo hay un modo de hacerlo: participando directamente en los Juegos. Para ello, Martín tendrá que someterse a un entrenamiento mucho más duro de lo que jamás habría podido imaginar. Pero es el único camino para que todos lleguen a lograr sus objetivos... Nuestro protagonista no puede permitirse ni el más mínimo error, porque lo que está en juego no es solamente la victoria, sino su propia vida. (Serie...

In many parts of the world, children are exposed to danger. This book presents three stories: Talika in India, who is forced to work to pay off her uncle's debt; Akara and his sister in Central Africa, who must flee rebels; and Chukilla, who works in the gold mines in the Andes to help his family. It explains the reality in their countries and shows what UNICEF does to keep children safe.

"My name is Gaby, and I'm looking for a home. Having the nicest clothes or cell phone isn't important, but I'd like to have a cat that I can talk to when I'm home alone." When Gaby Ramirez Howard starts volunteering at the local animal shelter, she takes special pride in writing adoption advertisements. Her flyers help the cats and dogs there find their forever homes: places where they'll be loved and cared for, no matter what. Gaby is in need of a forever home herself. Her mother has recently been deported to Honduras and Gaby doesn't know where to turn. Meanwhile, Gaby's favorite shelter...