El mundo después

Gertrude lives in a colony of ants that is regularly attacked by an elephant. The brave ant climbs up into the elephant's ear, disrupts his sleep with her awful singing, and finally succeeds in driving him away. Trimphant, Gertrude returns to her colony, bringing peace at last. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

El bosque se despierta con una mala noticia: ¡se acerca una gran tormenta! Todas las familias se hacen con provisiones y preparan sus casas para afrontar la tempestad en su cálido y seguro hogar. El frío viento sopla cada vez más fuerte. Preocupado, el zorrito se pregunta desde su madriguera si habrá alguien que se haya quedado fuera. Entonces, dos osos se acercan entre el temporal. Todos los observan. ¿Quiénes son? ¿Qué quieren? ¿Su comida? ¿Sus casas? Los osos piden refugio a las familias, pero ninguna está dispuesta a abrirles la puerta.

In This Emergent Reader Mom Is Tired And Wants To Sleep In But There Is Too Much Noise. She Soon Discovers The Kids Have Made Her Breakfast.

A remarkable tale of books and reading, now in a bilingual Spanish-English edition. On most days, teacher and librarian Luis Soriano Bohorquez packs his two burros, Alfa and Beto, with books and makes his way over mountains and through valleys to visit children in far-flung villages in rural Colombia all for the sake of literacy and culture. Based on the work of a remarkable man and his intrepid burros, this bilingual English and Spanish edition celebrates the impact that a special mobile library called the biblioburro has had on the lives of real children. About the author: Monica Brown s...