Un Alce, Veinte Ratones

As her grandmother's health declines, a young girl begins to lovingly take the lead in their cozy shared autumn traditions. Poetic prose paired with evocative illustrations by Mexican illustrator Claudia Navarro make for a beautiful celebration of life and a gentle introduction to the death of a loved one.

When asked to deliver contraband papers to her native island home of Cuba in 1852, twenty-year-old Emilia Casanova gulped audibly in a most unladylike manner. This was her chance to be in the thick of the rebellion against Spanish authority, something she had always dreamed of, instead of on the sidelines more befitting someone of her station. Even though she would be branded a traitor and endanger her family if she was caught, she pushed her fear aside and accepted the mission. Back in Cuba following her first summer abroad, distributing seditious propaganda isn't as easy as it had seemed...

Joaquín Londáiz presenta una nueva colección de primeras lecturas dirigida a los más pequeños. Con ilustraciones a color. El viento era gélido y soplaba con tanta fuerza, que hasta la supercaravana parecía tiritar de frío. Estábamos al norte, muy al norte. Una llamada de socorro nos había llevado hasta allí. Una desaparición misteriosa, un almacén vacío cerrado con diez llaves plateadas, unos diminutos seres negros, un bosque oscuro y una fortaleza de hielo salida de la nada# ¡Chuletas y chuletones! Aquello iba a ser difícil de resolver.

When his scary neighbor, Señorita Andrade, finds all the lemons from her prize-winning lemon tree missing one day, Mickey Rangel vows to determine what happened.