Carlos

A grandmother shares with her granddaughter a story about a witch named Befana who invites her to attend a stocking party.

A young capybara is anxious to grow up to be able to do what his parents can do, until he realizes that he is just the right size to have fun his own way.

Rhyming verse describes the good food, decorations, and stories when grandmother arrives for the annual celebration of the Mexican holiday, Day of the Dead.

Encuentran a un hombre muerto en la pensión de Blossom Creek, en una habitación cerrada por dentro. Un auténtico quebradero de cabeza para Emily y Linda, que con sus investigaciones sacarán a la luz antiguos secretos

Teddy está muy contento: ¡va a dormir solito en su propia habitación por primera vez! Sin embargo, tiene un poco de miedo: en su cuarto hay muchas sombras y se sienten ruidos extraños. ¡Teddy está seguro de que hay un monstruo que quiere comérselo! Tom, su hermano mayor, se ríe de él. Porque los monstruos no existen... ¿o tal vez sí?

Head off to work with Bear as he delivers mail and learns about other professions. Rhythm and rhyme drive the clever text, and a full-spread illustration of the professions at the end reinforces the learning and invites readers to go back through the story to spot the different working bears.

A couple of little brothers faces a hard situation when their father dies. But in a mysterious place, they discover that they have the strength to face anything that comes.