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Originalmente concebido como una revista, es el libro infantil por excelencia de la literatura de Cuba del siglo XIX. Jose Marti expone aqui su proyecto latinoamericanista. Originally conceived as a magazine, this book is the 19th century children's book par excellence, in Cuba. Jose Marti reveals in this retelling of mythology his Latin-Americanist project..."

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.

Today is a special day for Hakura. She is bringing her koinobori, or carp-shaped kite, to show the other children at school. But will she make it to class in time? Readers of this charming story will follow Hakura through the streets of Japan. They'll see blooming cherry trees, watch theater performers and Sumo wrestlers, and learn about the festival called Kodomo no Hi, or Children's Day. Readers will learn about the food, music, clothing, etiquette, games, and religion of Japan through this endearing story. Gorgeous illustrations will enchant even reluctant readers and encourage an interest ...

Lola loves to hear Daddy read a new library book each night, an activity that spurs her imagination and results in inventive play the next day.