Doble Didi

Junie B. Jones learns some interesting things about the Tooth Fairy when she becomes the first student in Room One to lose an upper tooth.

A family favorite since it was first published in 1994, I Love You, Sun/ I Love You, Moon has taught basic concepts to a generation of young children. Now, it can be used to introduce these concepts to Spanish readers. Here, each child connects with what he or she sees in both Spanish and English-pointing at the sol/sun, watering a flor/flower, feeding a carrot to a conejo/bunny-all the while saying "Te amo/I love you" to each one. Tomie's adorable pictures warmly illustrate each activity, making it easy and fun to learn these simple Spanish and English words. A welcome addition to every...

The silly adventures of Doña Piñones, an old lady who is afraid of anything and everything until a little boy finds out about her fears and comes to the rescue.

The second and exciting episode of the trilogy. An unbreakable love, a terrible secret and a single possible salvation... The enemy besieges Fairy Oak and his power grows stronger every day. The old alliance between Light and Darkness weakens. However, a bond seems indissoluble, the one that unites Vanilla and Periwinkle, the twin witches, equal and opposite, Light and Dark of the same blood. On that lasso, the enemy will drop his axe. Will Periwinkle be able to resist the allure of Darkness? On it depends the salvation of magicians and sinmagicians.