Conejito Travieso

Fresia cook in the baking contest; Lily and her incidents combing the animals in the zoo; the misadventures of Jasmine the fortuneteller and the unknown future; and nerves of Rosa ballerina when she gets on stage. Books to have fun, dream and grow a little more.

"This book is aimed at children that are at least two years old. Its purpose is to teach them about the countryside and its prototypical characters. In this book, a little goat is the guide animal."

A daughter tells her father that she loves him like salt. What does she mean? Early readers will be captivated by this heartwarming version of a classic folk tale. Kindergartners will increase beginning reading skills, comprehension, and vocabulary through Spanish sight words and simple phrases. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

The Callender brothers, members of the Bloodhound club, possess a great curiosity and adventurous spirit. When their father is elected director of an exhibition in Paris, they are delighted to spend a vacation there. Though when they arrive, they come to find that the Seated Scribe, the masterpiece of the exhibition, is nothing more than an imitation. Los hermanos Callender, miembros del Club de los sabuesos, tienen una enorme curiosidad y un gran espíritu de aventura. Cuando su padre es elegido director de una exposición en París, están encantados de pasar allí unas vacaciones..., que...

Es linda mi mamá. Mi mamá es una fantástica cocinera, una excelente malabarista, una gran pintora; es fuerte y es un hada y una mágica jardinera; puede cantar o rugir, es bella y acogedora; es suave y enérgica, es una supermamá y me hace reír mucho, pero hay algo aún mejor que todo eso...

Un granjero y su esposa se encuentran con que una de sus gallinas pone huevos de oro. Pero no contentos con esperar a la puesta de la gallina, deciden matarla pensando que tiene una mina en su interior. Cuando descubren que no es así, caen en la cuenta de que mejor les hubiera valido conservar lo que tenían.