Y fueron felices sin comer perdices

Una familia de inmigrantes polacos va a vivir a Getafe. La gente del barrio los acoge con recelo, a diferencia de Laura, que se siente atraída por ellos e inicia una amistad con uno de los hijos, Andrés. ¿Cómo es ese desconocido? ¿Existe un punto de encuentro entre lo real y lo imaginado por Laura? Con misterio y profundidad psicológica, se relata una historia que estimula la reflexión. (Primera parte de la TRILOGÍA DE GETAFE)

In the aftermath of a storm, a plucky seed survives and teaches readers about how seeds become flowers.

The sole survivor of a shipwreck, Beric was raised in a Celtic town, although he was considered a foreigner from the start. An old druid insisted he carried the curse of the sea with him, and when years later the town is devastated by death, the townspeople point an accusing finger at Beric. Banished from his tribe, he must survive on his own in the ruthless Roman world, where danger and death lurk around every corner. This book is part of the series of novels about Britannia written by renowned author Rosemary Sutcliff. Único superviviente de un naufragio, Beric se crió en un poblado...

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.