Aprendo de mi tía (I Learn from My Aunt)

This is a beautiful edition of the classic stories of the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen. Some of the stories in this collection are incredibly popular, while others are lesser-known. They are all equally fantastic and extraordinary histories of princes and princesses in love. With beautiful illustrations, this will become a child's bedtime favorite.

Sarah es la primera en su familia que no nace esclava en Luisiana en 1867. Pero ser libre no significa que no tenga que trabajar: cocina, limpia, pisca algodón, lava ropa y cuida a los niños, y cuando trabaja, envuelve su cabello en un pañuelo. Un día el cabello de Sarah ¡se comienza a caer! Es quebradizo, hirsuto y le da mucha comezón. En lugar de darse por vencida, inicia la búsqueda del producto ideal. Y después inventa algo aún mejor que cualquier champú o aceite que haya usado antes. Su cabello no para de crecer y entonces Sarah decide empezar su propia empresa.

A Guajiro Indian legend in which a man who mistreats his donkey is turned into a plant which gives sustenance to weary travellers.

A cuddly and woolly black sheep offers its wool to its master, its dame, and the little boy down the lane in this delightfully illustrated version of the traditional poem. This book has been translated into Spanish and allows for a wonderful shared reading experience for children who are just beginning to learn to read. The familiar rhyme and images help new readers tell the story either as they read or as they are read to.