Donde Esta Ese Monstruo

El ratón de campo se avergüenza de su sencilla vida. Pero cuando visita al ratón de ciudad, descubre que su vida no es tan mala como parece.

"¿Tienes miedo a las serpientes? ¿Y a los tiburones? ¿Y a los payasos, a la oscuridad, a que te rete la maestra, a las alturas? Yo no tengo miedo a nada de todo eso, pero los cocodrilos que viven aquí, en este libro, dan mucho miedo. ¿Tienes miedo a los cocodrilos? Dentro de este libro viven dos cocodrilos enormes. Son los animales más horrendos del mundo. ¡Ven a comprobarlo!, "--Page 4 of cover.

Join a young astronaut as he counts his way through outer space! Teach early readers to count to ten with this Spanish picture book. By using their own words to describe what is happening in each illustration, children will develop their reading skills. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

Ms. Collignon teaches French and music in a respectable school in Barcelona’s tony Zona Alta neighborhood. Without warning, the administration transfers her to a school in the Raval neighborhood, an area of the city with a substantial immigrant population. Her comfortable life is upended as Ms. Collignon must learn to deal with students of diverse nationalities and cultures. Undaunted, she cajoles her students to help her undertake an ambitious project: the Rainbow Chorale. This heartwarming story is an excellent introduction to the topic of diversity and urban life. La señorita Collignon...