Sin azúcar 

En este libro para ninos, las caricaturas de gatitos incorporan texturas diversas. Los gatitos juegan, se lavan, trepan, saltan, y duermen.

ASÍ SE DESMORONÓ LA VIDA DE MARK: PRIMERO fueron las erupciones solares, que mataron a millones de personas, entre ellas a su familia. SEGUNDO, las inundaciones, escasez de alimentos y un calor insoportable. TERCERO, los supervivientes decidieron salvarse... a toda costa. CUARTO, ahora un virus ha empezado a propagarse. Nadie sabe sus orígenes ni el remedio, sólo que produce la locura y cosas peores. Ya le han puesto nombre. Lo llaman el Destello. La trepidante precuela de El corredor del laberinto: ¡más personajes, misterios... y respuestas!

"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.

Everyone loves the beach. . . except Chipmunk. Can best friend Bear help change his mind? An early reader for kindergarteners, now in Spanish. A Bank Street Best Children's Picture Book of the Year in Spanish "I like the beach," says Bear. "Not me!" says Chipmunk--and for so many reasons. Too hot, too sandy, and too many fish! As many times as Bear proclaims his love for beach activities, Chipmunk responds with the refrain, "Not me!" As Chipmunk's misadventures pile up, he has to admit, "I am not a beach person." At this story's heartwarming conclusion, Bear asks, "Why did you come?" Chipmunk ...