Asturias

Los cuentos suelen terminar con "se casaron y vivieron felices para siempre". Pero ¿qué pasa después? Este relato empieza donde los demás finalizan: El príncipe y la princesa se casan. Tienen un hijo, luego otro. Ahora deben enfrentar la vida, lo cotidiano. Empieza una aventura permanente, la aventura más grande que hayan vivido nunca. Stories tend to end with, "they got married and lived happily ever after." But what happens next? This story begins where the others end: the prince and princess get married. They have a child, and then another. Now they must confront daily life. It's the ...

Engage young readers with this Spanish book about a cat named Patrick whose comfortable life is changed when a new kitten named Paloma arrives. Children will be able to relate to the struggles of getting accustomed to a new family member. Featuring playful illustrations and easy-to-read text, early learners will build literacy skills from this touching story.

Joelito tells the story of ten-year old Joelito, who learns about the struggle for economic justice. When he finds his best friend standing outside MacMann's restaurant with his parents protesting for higher wages, Joelito has to choose be-tween a juicy burger and standing with his friend.

A young fox is lost in the woods. When a mother fox finds him, he is afraid, hungry, and cold. She is not sure she should take him in, she already has three babies at home. But she can't help it. Her motherly instinct is strong. A story about adoption, solidarity and the need for affection that is paired with detailed illustrations to help beginning readers.