Yoyo sin miedo

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.

"En cada página de este 'delicioso' libro encontrarás un nuevo color y una fruta diferente, ¡ una gran sorpresa final!"--

Mi mamá sabe hacerme reír por las mañanas, aunque todavía esté oscuro. Mi mamá me deja poner la música que a mí me gusta en el coche todo el rato. Y sabe que, a veces, cuando digo "no quiero", en realidad estoy diciendo "tengo muchas ganas". Mi mamá sabe que tengo hambre incluso antes de que yo lo sepa.

"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...