Juego de villanos: Apocalypse boy

Grasshoppers can hop. They can also fly. What else can grasshoppers do? In this book, readers will view the world through the eyes of a grasshopper and learn about what it's like to be a bug. Age-appropriate text is perfect for emerging readers or for reading aloud to younger listeners. Each spread features bright, full-color illustrations to help children make connections with the text. A picture glossary and index introduce readers to important nonfiction text elements.

Tristán, a sus ocho años, es un experto pirata. Durante una travesía en velero junto a su abuelo, por la costa de Getxo (Vizcaya), descubre el tesoro que tanto tiempo llevaba buscando: un misterioso objeto con un secreto en su interior, que le lleva a vivir una divertida aventura lejos de su hogar, repleta de emoción, sorpresas e intriga. VALORES IMPLÍCITOS: A través de este maravilloso viaje, el lector descubrirá quela magia se encuentra dentro de cada uno de nosotros, y que en la vida solo existen los límites que nos marcamos en nuestra mente. Una historia en la que se mezclan...

A child compares pets in this silly look at cats and dogs. "Mi gato puede dormir. Mi perro puede dormir. Mi gato puede dormir encima de mi perro. Simple sentences and whimsical illustrations are ideal for toddlers, preschoolers, and beginning readers. In this Spanish children's book for beginning readers, simple sentences are paired with funny pictures.

Eve Bunting's heartfelt story and David Diaz's dramatic illustrations create a compelling child's-eye view of urban violence. A young boy and his mother are forced to flee their apartment during a night of rioting in Los Angeles. Fires and looting force neighbors--who have always avoided one another--to come together in the face of danger and concern for their missing pets. David Diaz was awarded the Caldecott Medal for his bold acrylic paint and photo-collage illustrations.