Cada vez que estoy feliz (If You're Happy and You Know It)

This traditional Mother Goose nursery rhyme has been translated into Spanish, and is accompanied by beautiful illustrations that support the text to help beginning readers build their foundational reading skills. Encourage children to describe what is happening in the story using their own words, or follow along with the familiar rhyme. This charmingly illustrated book helps parents and children enjoy a shared reading experience together.

Experience the happiness the children feel in this delightfully illustrated version of the traditional rhyme. This book has been translated into Spanish.

After the closure of the Simpson Shipyards, Uncle Ernie loses his job, but quickly comes up with an idea to continue to earn money: he turns his house into a fish canning factory. He starts welding, bending, filing, and sealing cans. Ernie s nephew, Stan, does not like anything about this new stressful life and decides to escape with the traveling carnival that began in the village, a trip that will change his life."

Elsa sigue sin conocer el origen de sus poderes mágicos y está preocupada por una misteriosa voz que parece llamarla. Para encontrar las respuestas a todas sus preguntas, Elsa partirá de Arendelle junto a Anna, Olaf, Kristoff y Sven en una emocionante aventura llena de peligros que los hará enfrentarse al pasado y pondrá a prueba el vínculo que los une.

The terrifying details of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake jump off the page! iLa versión en español de I Survived the San Francisco Earthquake, 1906!A Leo, de diez años, le gusta ser vendedor de periódicos en San Francisco: no solo gana dinero para ayudar a su familia, sino que también es libre de explorar la asombrosa ciudad, a medida que esta cambia y crece con el nuevo siglo. Los carruajes tirados por caballos comparten las calles con automóviles brillantes, hay muchos nuevos negocios y llegan familias a asentarse en la ciudad diariamente. Es un lugar en el que todo parece posible. ...

A girl likes a boy, but the boy doesn t seem to know she exists. What to do? Her friends give her some advice: remove your pigtails, your glasses, your costume wings, your bird hat, and try to be talkative. The boy finally pays attention to her, but after removing so many things, even the birds are gone from her head. The girl realizes that she is no longer herself, so decides to get back everything that makes her, her."