Manual de hechiceros / The Wizard's Handbook

Uri Shulevitz plasma sus memorias en este libro y narra cómo durante su infancia él y su familia judía se vieron obligados a escapar de los terrores de los nazis al huir de Varsovia hacia la Unión Soviética, y cómo gracias a la suerte y al azar él y sus padres lograron salvar sus vidas. A la par, en esos años llenos de peligros en todo momento, el pequeño Uri experimenta su despertar artístico, lo que resulta fundamental durante ese periodo tan difícil. Un relato que ilustra la determinación, el coraje, la lealtad familiar y la esperanza en medio de tiempos angustiosos.

With the reward money Jendrik is given for finding the lost treasure, Jendrik and his family take a trip to Transylvania, Sandor's homeland. The adventure begins the moment they land. Sandor and Jendrik are on the trail of a thief and they follow him through fortified buildings, secret passageways, and dark forests. Factual information about Transylvania is provided at the end of the book.

María says hello by sticking out her tongue, Marcelo's head is always in the clouds, and Julieta can't see anything without her glasses. Each of them is unique, but in the end they're all friends! This book focuses on the topic of friendship through the lens of diversity and uniqueness.

Where do these animal families live? First, read the story in Spanish. Then, flip to the next page and read it again in English. Comparing words in both languages helps early readers with comprehension and literacy. Plus, bright animal illustrations encourage a love of storytime.