Doble Didi

Divertida historia de dos amigos que en el intento por generar más dinero para ir a las fiestas de su pueblo crean un negocio de naranjas del que ciertamente no saldrán beneficiados. Se trata de una historia que juega con el lector y las matemáticas.

Listen to all the animal noises around the barn! 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.

Budding inventor Eliza Boom is about to try her 92nd experiment. Her previous 91 have all ended in explosions. Her father, who is an inventor of spy equipment, has told her not be frustrated by failure. She writes everything down in her diary that she has named Edison (after Thomas Alva, of course). She recounts not only her wish to succeed, she shares how she is treated by the meanest girl in school. With the help of her trusted dog Einstein and a new friend, she defuses some hairy situations.

From Monday to Saturday, Estefania's finger has many colors. On Sunday, that finger tastes like caramel. She is four years, four months, and four days old. It is time she stops sucking her finger. Isabel and Maria are not far behind. One with her guardian angel and the other with her black cat, they both do things that are no good for their health.