Nino Va a Casa de Los Abuelos

Este gnomo había visitado muchos países y lugares: el País-de-la-Reina-de-las-Flores, el país Donde-todo-lo-hermoso-es-posible, el país Donde-todos-son-felices-para-siempre y el jardín de la Momo; conocía, también, al risueño duendecillo Coloradito Molinón, a Pacita y a Belén y al Gato-sin-nombre-de-gato- que guiaba a la Fiesta de las Codornices.

Presents a series of essays each reflecting on a word with peculiar significance in the culture and public life of Mexico for every letter of the alphabet.

When Arthur thinks he has broken his mother's computer, he goes to all lenghts to get it fixed before his mom finds out.

Subtly and appealingly illustrated, this picture book encourages children to challenge established points of view and teaches them to put themselves in another’s shoes. What happens when you stand on your hands and kick your feet up toward the sky? Puddles become clouds, submarines fly, and that creature you’re gawking at might be gawking at you. With pages meant to be read from top to bottom (or bottom to top) rather than left to right, this clever story shows kids just how different things can seem with a simple change of perspective. Sutilmente y atractivamente ilustrado, este libro...