Cada vez que estoy feliz (If You're Happy and You Know It) Lap Book (Spanish Version)

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.

Clap along and experience the happiness that children feel in this delightfully illustrated version of the traditional song. Young learners will enthusiastically follow along to the story and clap their hands with joy as they build their early literacy skills. This familiar song has been translated into Spanish.

Inside, outside, upside down: Young readers will discover the many ways to celebrate the joy of loving who you are! With fun, energetic text and dazzlingly colorful illustrations, this lively and engaging book is now in a Spanish bilingual board book edition. High on energy and imagination, this ode to self-esteem encourages kids to appreciate everything about themselves--inside and out. Messy hair? Beaver breath? So what! Here's a little girl who knows what really matters. At once silly and serious, Karen Beaumont's joyous rhyming text and David Catrow's wild illustrations unite in a book...

In Xavier Garza’s bilingual kids’ book, young Carlitos attends his first lucha libre match in Mexico City. At ringside, Carlitos sees the famous luchador—the Man in the Silver Mask, a man whose eyes look terribly familiar. The masked wrestler even smiles at Carlitos! He is mesmerized as the Man in the Silver Mask is pitted against the terrible forces of evil—los rudos, the bad guys of lucha libre. They make the audience boo and hiss! In the end, though, the Man in the Silver Mask triumphs and, in the process, gains a lifelong fan.

A sixteen-year-old boy joins the crew of a sailing ship in order to travel to Fernando Po in West Africa, where his Uncle Aristides is in business, and the two find themselves immersed in the diplomatic struggle between Britain and Spain.

A young girl buys the most frighteningly life-like Halloween mask ever--only to discover that she can't take it off."