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An iguana named Bemberecua lived near the village of Tlacotalpan by the Papaloapan river, where life was very tranquil, but when Bemberecua heard the marvelous music of the fandango, she discovered that she loved to dance more than anything else in the world, even though her claws kept destroying the villager's dance floor where Bemberecua secretly danced each night.

"Each animal has some characteristic that makes it spectacular. In the farm, forest, garden, jungle, steppe, or river, this book tests children¿s¿and adults¿¿knowledge of animals, wherever they might live. By way of riddles, different characteristics of an animal are presented so that together, children and adults can put two and two together and figure out the answers."

In this bright and engaging fictional narrative, readers discover the joys of cultivation through a sequential experience. From seed, to root, to stalk, readers experience Samantha’s excitement as her seed begins to sprout green leaves. Introduce your beginning readers to life science through this thoughtful and beautifully illustrated book about gardening.

Alicia era la niña más curiosa de Inglaterra. Le gustaban las adivinanzas, los gatos, las historias divertidas y los libros con dibujos. Pero los que no tenían dibujos, no. Y, como si lo hubiera hecho aposta, aquella tarde, su hermana, que era mayor que ella y creía que sabía muchas más cosas que Alicia, había decidido leer un libro gigante que estaba tan lleno de palabras que las letras tenían que encoger la barriga para no caerse de la página. Pero no tenía ni rastro de dibujos. —Madre mía, qué aburrimiento —susurró Alicia mientras bostezaba con la mano delante de la boca,...