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Las princesas de nuestra infancia se han quedado rancias y los lectores de la actualidad no entienden por qué se quedan esperando a un príncipe que las rescate. ¿Qué sucedería si estas mujeres tuvieran un momento de lucidez que las hiciera despertar, tomar las riendas de su vida y romper con ese rol lánguido y aburrido que las convierte en víctimas y cómplices de sus desgracias? ¿Qué pasaría si Cenicienta se rebelase contra su madrastra? ¿Y si Jasmín no quisiera casarse para poder reinar? ¿Qué más podría descubrir Ariel cuando la Bruja del Mar le dé piernas? En Las niñas ya ...

When Mr. Sanchez gets something in his eye, he tries to make himself cry. Meanwhile, his wife discovers that she has lost a stone from her earring. Finally, he plays some music by his favorite composer, Brahms-and out falls a tiny diamond! Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

We all have good days, but we all have bad days too. Readers will empathize with Sue as she's having a down day. Sue's story is presented with bright illustrations and accessible Spanish text. This book is compatible with any Reading or Language Arts program.

A daughter tells her father that she loves him like salt. What does she mean? Early readers will be captivated by this heartwarming version of a classic folk tale. With vibrant illustrations, high-frequency words, and simple sentences, this book builds foundational reading skills and supports early literacy.