Cuento de Cuarentena

This stunningly illustrated fantasy is crammed with strange things to find, mysteries to solve and characters and creatures to outwit. Can you trounce the Trogs, foil the Frogmen and survive the smelly sewers? Find out in "Dragon Quest."

El retrato de Dorian Gray (original en inglés: The Picture of Dorian Gray) es una novela escrita por el autor irlandés Oscar Wilde, publicada en el Lippincott's Monthly Magazine el 20 de junio de 1890. Posteriormente, Wilde revisaría la obra, haría varias modificaciones y agregaría nuevos capítulos. La versión modificada fue publicada por Ward, Lock, and Company en abril de 1891. Ward, Lock, and Company reeditó el libro en 1891 y nuevamente en 1895. Luego, Charles Carrington compró los derechos de la obra y la editó en 1901, 1905 y 1908. En 1908 y 1909, aparece una edición...

The possibilities are endless on sunny days. In this fiction title, a relatable narrator walks readers through a beautiful sunny day, where playing outside, getting sun, and going to the beach are the order of the day. Readers learn what makes sunny days special and how to enjoy them with friends and family. Lively text and colorful illustrations bring this title’s colorful cast of characters to life. Accessible language makes this a perfect starter book for young readers.

"It's a pillar", says Red Mouse. "It's a fan!," cries Orange Mouse. "No, it's a spear," says Yellow Mouse. But as the seven blind mice go out one by one to investigate the strange Something by the pond, each comes back with a different idea of what it is. Argue as they might, they cannot agree until, finally, the surprised mice discover a whole, new dimension of this Something.