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Gino’s friends are excited to help him with a puzzle. But what happens when Gino doesn’t want to share? Teach early readers about the importance of sharing and collaboration with this beautifully illustrated Spanish picture book. Children will develop their reading skills as they use their own words to describe what is happening in each illustration. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

Early readers will be delighted by this story about a boy who compares his growth to that of his pet dog, Fred. Learn about the concepts of growth and change with this beautifully illustrated picture book. Children will develop their reading skills as they use their own words to describe what is happening in each illustration. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

Todo lo que Grace Glasser desea es tener una vida normal en la que pueda dormir en la misma cama más de tres meses y en la que no tenga que contar las monedas para pagar la factura de la luz. Emocionalmente atrapada por una madre alcohólica, Grace se centra en su mejor amigo, en su futura audición para entrar en una escuela de música en Nueva York y en sobrevivir al nuevo novio de su madre. Sus intentos de pasar desapercibida hasta graduarse son interrumpidos por la llegada de Eva, una chica con sus propios demonios a los que vencer. Desconsolada y solitaria, Eva arrastra a Grace a...

La moneda de oro es un cuento de Literatura infantil que narra aventuras sobre chicos de dicha edad, a través de los cuales los chicos se sentirán identificados y fomentarán su animación a la lectura.

La mamá tigre le cuenta a su tigrito, que no quiere dormir, de todo lo que se puede ver con los ojos cerrados.

Little Lobo and Bernabé are back in this joyful story about coming together and celebrating community, a lively follow-up to ¡Vamos! Let's Go Eat, by Pura Belpré Medal-winning illustrator Raúl the Third. People are always crossing the bridge for work, to visit family, or for play. Some going this way; others going that way. Back and forth they go. With friends on foot and in bicycles, in cars and trucks, the bridge is an incredibly busy place with many different types of vehicles. Little Lobo and his dog Bernabé have a new truck and they are using it to carry party supplies over the...