Diez, Nueve, Ocho (Ten, Nine, Eight)

Gaston tries really hard to be the refined dog his mother wants him to be, but, for some reason, he does things differently than his litter mates. One day at the park, a puppy mix-up is discovered and Gaston finds out why he is so different from his siblings. In this endearing picture book, readers will see that family is where the heart is.

While Bo Peep is sleeping, the sheep and a dog go to the hill to play. A boy hears his dog and finds it. Bo Peep hears the boy and his dog but cannot find her sheep. When the sheep hear Bo Peep, they go home.

Esta no sólo es la historia de un niño y su abuelo que lo comparten todo: la recámara, las golosinas, el gusto por el béisbol, los paseos por el parque y el nombre: León. Este libro expone, de manera simultánea, los puntos de vista de los dos protagonistas -León abuelo y León niño- sobre las situaciones que viven juntos y lo que, aparentemente, le ocultan al otro para no lastimarlo. Así, con una sencilla historia, pero a la vez profunda y conmovedora, Toño Malpica nos lleva a experimentar diferentes emociones, a cuestionarnos acerca de la manera en que asimilamos nuestras propias...

In a Totonac Indian legend, a trouble-making boy named Tajín agrees to work for the seven little men who fly through the clouds and control the rain because he too wants to fly.