Nada que ver

Beautifully illustrated and lyrical, this gentle narrative explains the difficult concept of death to children. Miguel and Ines are very close friends; everyday they play outside, telling the ants to walk in a single line, the snails not to run, and the rocks on the ground to sit still. But one day Miguel doesn't come out to play, and Inés learns what it means for someone to pass away. Perfect for parents and educators, this sensitive book treats a difficult topic with compassion and understanding. Bellamente ilustrada y lírica, esta narración tierna explica el concepto difícil de la...

Tag along with all the animals in Safari Camp as they brush their teeth to get ready for bed. Children will develop a love of reading while learning about the importance of good dental hygiene. Ideal for storytime at home or in the classroom, this Spanish picture book features grade-appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures to support early childhood literacy.

Esta novela gráfica cuenta tres historias de violencia que reflejan la realidad colombiana: Julia, desde que su padre fue asesinado, su vida se convirtió en una incesante búsqueda de venganza; Juan, desde joven se unió a la guerrilla, la guerra le arrebató el amor y la movilidad de sus piernas; José David, su inmadurez lo hizo unirse a las filas del paramilitarismo, allí perdió su humanidad. Tres historias de violencia que se entrecruzan para darle paso a lo impensable: el perdón.

"Roberto has to watch his family's sheep, but he finds it boring. He tries to get what he wants by crying wolf. But what happens when there is real danger?"--