Alicia, la piñata y una serie de problemas

In this essay about the challenges, decisions, and conflicts that surround men in contemporary Mexico, Juana In�s Dehesa applies the analytical intelligence and humor that characterize her as an author. She explores why men want to be single (at least in her experience), why they don't call you, why they disappear after the third date, how the define love, and what their emotional aspirations are that govern their lives. This highly anticipated response to Treintona, soltera y fant�stica, gives a strong but loving dose of reality.

El zorro Pindo es un solitario, pero se sabe los cotilleos de todos los animales y las personas. Y tiene un poder muy especial: puede hipnotizar a cualquiera con sus "ojos de linterna". Consiguió ese poder viendo cómo el sol, al atardecer, reflejaba sus últimos rayos al fundirse con el mar. Pero la maestra Rosa, harta de que Pindo le robe sus gallinas y se burle de su perro guardián, va a demostrar al zorro que ella también tiene una magia muy poderosa.

Winner at the 2012 Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards. A subtle, deceptively simple book about the relationship between a kid and his Grandfather, suffering from Alzeimer’s. Love and understanding are often the best tools for dealing with this problem. And who better to help than a mischievous grandson? Grandpa Monty is a bit confused: he tries to roast the chicken inside the washing machine, he gets towels mixed up with napkins, gloves mixed up with socks, and he’s always forgetting my name! My mom and uncle Andrew are worried things could get worse, so they decided it was best if Grandpa ...

What would your dream bed be like? Whether it's a nest high up in a treetop or a bed out of a fairy tale, this engaging book gives readers plenty of ideas. Kids will especially love lifting the flaps, pulling the tabs, and turning the wheels to discover new possibilities. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Count the number of animals that come to drink from the waterhole. As the animals drink, the waterhole becomes smaller and smaller until it disappears.