Qué divertido es mi conejito de indias (My Guinea Pig Is Funny)

This book talks about the work necessary to take care for a guinea pig, as well as some of their common behaviors. Readers will meet Miranda, who has a guinea pig name Griswold. Griswold was adopted from an animal shelter. He loves to dig around in his bedding and hide in his igloo. When Griswold gets excited, he likes to jump up and down in his cage and squeak. Miranda thinks this is funny. Miranda likes taking care of Griswold. She feeds him timothy hay and baby carrots. Illustrations and manageable text are ideal for emerging readers and young listeners.

Para los niños el mundo entero es un irresistible patio de juegos pidiendo a gritos por diversión. En este cálido libro para niños, El mundo es mi tambor, esa diversión se representa a través de los sonidos de los tambores rimbombantes del pequeño Hudson. Tú pide y Hudson puede convertir cosas en tambores y hacerlas sonar increíblemente. Hermosamente ilustrado con acuarelas, inspira a los niños a ser creativos con objetos comunes que están alrededor. ¡Ya verás lo que puede hacer con sus tambores caseros! Podrá ser el concierto del siglo o terminar en un enredo de tambores y...

In graphic novel format, tells of the twelve labors the goddess Hera required Hercules--half man, half god--to perform.

Estos cuentos están protagonizados por traviesos querubines, quienes enviados por San Pedro, deben encargarse de proteger a cada recién nacido en la Tierra. Cuentos: El Querubín distraído, Un Querubín miedoso, Un Querubín juguetón, Un Querubín aventurero, Un Querubín porfiado, Un Querubín curioso, Un Querubín cachurero, Un Querubín amistoso.

Experts agree that the first sentence of a book is fundamental. It provokes intrigue and curiosity, promises mysteries to be solved and hours of entertainment. If it works, it hooks us. In this book, the author writes 22 stories that start with the first sentences of famous novels, such as Rayuela, David Copperfield, El perfume, and La silla de plata, among others. Additionally, it reveals to the reader that words are not enough by themselves, but that, on occasion, they inspire more words.