Hermanos Tremending 2. Atrapados en la red

In La Tribu de los Zippoli, Guillermo comes from a family of great readers, but he doesn't like to read. It's too difficult, so he gets bored and stops. However, at school, Guillermo finds a magical book in the library that changes its story with each person who reads it. Thanks to this book, Guillermo grows confident in his ability and discovers the pleasure of reading.

Frente a la fuente de deseos, Emilio tiró una modena y, cerrando los ojos, pidió tener una mascota. ¡Pero una de verdad! Ya estaba harto de pedirle a sus papás que le compraran una y que su mamá siempre le contestara ¿Para qué más mascotas? Ahí tienes los peces que te compré en la tienda. Emilio no podía entender por qué su mamá le llamaba mascotas a unos (bichos) que vivían prisioneros en una pecera, que abrían la boca sin hacer ruido y que, para colmo, no podía acariciar.

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...

Bilingual Edition: Annabel on the Go Annabel is a little girl with a big imagination. She’s a busy as can be pretending to be all sorts of things in this fun book for toddlers and preschoolers. In this Xist Kids English Spanish Bilingual Edition, the original English text is paired with the Spanish translation on each page.