La cosa que más duele del mundo

"Three sisters inherit a pot and a spoon, and on stirring the pot with the spoon, three enchanted objects appear, but when the youngest sister thinks of using hers to help her meet the Prince, it turns out that besides being handsome, he is also conceited and mean."

Cecilia Borac es una famosa escritora, amada y respetada por sus seguidores. Tiene un don. Sus palabras están destinadas a aliviar y a calmar el dolor, incluso el de las almas más rotas. Pero lo que nadie sabe es que también es una sobreviviente, y ahora las heridas que mantiene bajo su piel la hacen tambalearse. ¿Quién es en verdad esta mujer? ¿Quién se esconde detrás de esa figura idílica y perfecta y casi irreal? ¿De dónde salen esas palabras destinadas a coser heridas? Quizá las respuestas están en las estrellas que habitan su piel. Quizá el silencio tiene algo para decir,...

An easy story, in English and Spanish, about a boy and his pet dragon that enjoy winter activities and prepare for a very merry Christmas. Beginning-to-Read™ books foster independent reading and comprehension. Using high frequency words and repetition, readers gain confidence while enjoying stories about everyday life and adventures. Full-color and updated illustrations included. Reading reinforcement activities and a note to caregivers are included. Activities focus on foundational, language and reading skills. Perfect for an early introduction to Spanish or for ESL.

The four books in this series introduce children to their surroundings by describing different types of homes, streets, stores, flowers, and school activities. The accompanying illustrations allow readers to visualize what the stories' protagonists see when they visit each other, go to school, or go out shopping with their mothers. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Cuento breve mas illustrationes. Un esclavo. el sol, la luna y la Madre Tierra. Del autor de Aurelia de Stefano Sestini illustrador Giuseppe Foggia