El niño dorado y Kilín

In his first year of school, Francisco understands little of what his teacher says. But he is drawn to the silent, slow-moving caterpillar in the jar next to his desk. He knows caterpillars turn into butterflies, but just how do they do it? To find out, he studies the words in a butterfly book so many times that he can close his eyes and see the black letters, but he still can't understand their meaning. Illustrated with paintings as deep and rich as the wings of a butterfly, this honest, unsentimental account of a schoolchild's struggle to learn language reveals that our imaginations...

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.

“Un viaje puede cambiar el sentir del viajero, pensó Yayó, y con ese afán, incierto al principio, comenzó su andadura con Reiji, un profesor japonés afincado en Sevilla durante largos años que quiso volver a su país por tierra, por mar y por aire.” La convivencia entre personas durante una experiencia en grupo como la planteada en «De Sevilla a Tokio» no suele ser sencilla y puede pasar factura a más de un individuo. Sin embargo, a la larga, siempre suman los planeamientos diversos, las desavenencias incluidas, las diferentes opiniones sobre los paisajes, las personas y las...

In this version of "Little Red Riding Hood," set in Africa, a young girl fails to heed Granny's warning about the dangers of talking to strangers.