Los Cuentos Negros de Ofelia III

Ofelia is a girl who loves horror stories like no one else. Since very few horror stories happen in the world of children, Ofelia gives herself the task of writing her first book, with stories whose protagonists are children living chilling adventures with not-so-nice versions of everyday experiences.

Camila ten a un peque o problema. "Si me siento debajo de la escalera y pienso, lo puedo resolver en un ratito." Se acomod debajo de la escalera que daba al jard n y pens un ratito y otro m s. Entonces se dio cuenta de que entre m s pensaba, m s grande se hac a el problema. a d nde van a parar las cosas que olvidamos?

Does good luck exist? Or is it all a matter of probability? Isabel and Nicols are neighbors and they sometimes walk to school together. One morning, Isabel wears her grandmother's bracelet which, according to her, brings good luck. The precious object gets lost, and then begins a tour around the most diverse and endearing people in the neighborhood. Everyone's lives change as they have their "stroke of luck." The dynamic prose, the abundant dialogue, and the descriptions of the characters round out a novel that, with its multiple storylines, captures readers with its plot.

Did you know that colors can tell stories? The illustrations in this charming board book introduce your brilliant baby to all kinds of things that are blue, including finny fish and giant whales in the deep blue sea, a blue-jeaned cowboy eating blueberries, and Bluebeard the pirate by the waters of a nearby river. Our blue planet Earth begins this fun story that leads in surprising directions, all with a cool and sincere blue tone. Part of the Colors series. Illustrator Xavier Salomó was born in Barcelona. He studied illustration, drawing, and printing at the Massana School of Barcelona and...

Tag along with all the animals in Safari Camp as they brush their teeth to get ready for bed. Children will develop a love of reading while learning about the importance of good dental hygiene. Ideal for storytime at home or in the classroom, this Spanish picture book features grade-appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures to support early childhood literacy.