¿Por qué yo soy yo? (Why Am I Me?)

Penelope is running out of time! She dreams of being a writer, but how can she pursue her passion when her mother schedules every minute of her life? And how will she ever prove that writing is worthwhile if her mother keeps telling her to get busy and be more productive?

New in Spanish, a sweet and hilarious story for the youngster whose heart is set on a new pet. A dragon might not be the most conventional pet, but this boy is determined. He argues his case to Mom and Dad with wit and charm, detailing the many benefits of dragon ownership: A dragon is the perfect bully deterrent! The perfect answer to snow-shoveling in the winter! The perfect trick-or-treating accessory! The perfect portable summer campfire! He swears he'll take really good care of it, too. He'll feed it, walk it, bathe it, take it to the doctor, and even teach it to fly. This laugh-out-loud ...

Katharine Briggs, la conocida folklorista británica, decía en su espléndido Diccionario de las hadas que Robert Kirk (1644-1692) era «el autor del tratado más amplio y documentado del folklore del período en que vivió, que viene a ser, además, una de las obras más importantes escritas sobre la materia». Se refería, por supuesto, a su obra The Secret Common-Wealth, y la materia a que alude no es otra que la relacionada con las creencias en la Segunda Vista y en las hadas, o sea, en la facultad que tienen los «videntes», los poseedores de la Segunda Vista, de ver a la humanidad...

Miguel adora la música. Sólo hay un problema, su familia le ha prohibido tocar y esto arruinará su sueño: convertirse en músico para seguir los pasos de su ídolo, Ernesto de la Cruz. Pero en la víspera de Día de Muertos, Miguel emprende la aventura de su vida, junto a un aliado inesperado, y descubre la sorprendente conexión entre su familia y la música. Contado a través de imágenes llenas de color, Coco. El cómic es el complemento ideal para disfrutar de la entrañable película de Disney-Pixar.

A vain emperor is put in an embarrassing situation when two tricky tailors take advantage of his vanity and make him clothes that are supposedly only visible to people who are fit for their jobs. Unwilling to look incapable by admitting that he sees nothing, he walks in a parade in just his underwear! Luckily, a bold child tells the truth about the emperor's new clothes. This script features roles translated into Spanish and written to match different reading levels, supporting differentiation and English language learner strategies. By utilizing differentiation strategies, teachers can...