Baila Como Una Hoja

Victoria is the daughter of a Roman senator who must travel to Jerusalem to collect the inheritance left to her by her grandfather, a Hebrew scribe converted to Christianity. Her family tries at all costs to marry her off to her cousin to keep the inheritance. Nevertheless, she is in love with a Christian slave to whom she writes letters describing her personal experiences.

Para que los niños sean más felices, saludables y seguros de sí mismos. A Percy le encanta ir al parque. Juega en los columpios, en el tobogán, en las barras y en el arenero. Pero, ¿qué sucede cuando Percy no juega con cuidado? Young readers can now enjoy Stuart J . Murphy's adventures in Spanish. When Percy plays at the park, he's a monster! Roaring and growling, he climbs up the slide, stomps in the sandbox, and jumps off the swing. Will he ever learn how to be a safe monster? Part of the sixteen book I SEE I LEARN® series for happier, healthier, more confident children!

En la corazón de las lejanas selvas de Mendip, Sebastian, Max y Cornelius van en busca de la legendaria ciudad perdida. Por el camino se encuentran con los jilith, una raza de guerreros condenada a una lucha a muerte con sus mortales enemigos, los fieros y brutales gograth. ¿Podrá Cornelius entrenar a los jilith para que consigan derrotar a sus enemigos? ¿Por qué Keera, la hija del jefe de los jilith, cree que conoce a Sebastián? ¿Evitará Max convertirse en un montón de costillas rebañadas? Y, si encuentran la ciudad perdida, podrán Max, Sebastian y Cornelius sobrevir a los...

Spanish/English edition of a classic tale. One day Tortoise overhears Hare boasting, 'I can run so fast I leave the wind behind.' 'What nonsense,' says Tortoise to Hare. 'I'll give you a race.' Hare falls about laughing, but all the same he accepts the challenge. As they set off, Hare bounds down the lane, with Tortoise creeping along behind. Hare obviously has the natural advantage, so he stops for an elevenses of carrots, is overcome by sleepiness and takes a long nap. Soon Tortoise has crept slowly but surely past him and wins the race - just! Aesop's most well-known fable - pitting...