El mundo de las parejas perdidas

CRIADAS COMO ANIMALES DE LABORATORIO, BRÓCOLI, PELUSA, SANSÓN Y MONÍSIMO FUERON VÍCTIMAS DE DIVERSOS EXPERIMENTOS. PERO LOGRARON HUIR DE SU ENCIERRO Y AHORA SON COBAYAS MUTANTES Y FUGITIVAS. En su segunda aventura, las cobayas se enfrentarán a un misterio que las llevará hasta lo más profundo de las cloacas, allí donde se refugian maleantes y bestias legendarias. Todo comienza con el hallazgo de un viejo mapa del alcantarillado de la ciudad. La siempre inquieta Brócoli convence a sus amigas a lanzarse a una misión de reconocimiento y a averiguar si las historias que se cuentan sobre ...

Two persnickety mice, Marcus and Marcella, keep complaining about the noisy forest animals and the hard work they have to do every day in searching for food. They become very excited when a chipmunk tells them about a quiet farmhouse with lots of good food. In spite of warnings from the forest animals, they immediately move to the farm. Their dreams come true. But their wonderful life comes to an abrupt end when the farmer and his wife come home to their unwelcome guests. After barely escaping with their lives, Marcus and Marcella quickly return to their forest home. They learn to appreciate...

George decides that his grumpy, selfish old grandmother must be a witch and concocts some marvelous medicine to take care of her.

Ten leading contemporary children's writers from Spain and Latin America--including Eliacer Cansino, Gloria Cecilia Díaz, Gonzalo Moure, and Ana María Shua--have created short stories based on the UNICEF's Charter of Children's Rights. Each one lends itself perfectly for classroom discussion. The complete text of the charter is included at the end of the book.978846960124\\The lone tree on Peace Street is rather grouchy. He especially does not like it when kids climb him. When autumn comes, his mood sours even more. He becomes so dried out, the town decides he must be cut down. The children ...