Ricitos de Oro

Experience the playful friendship between a girl and her lamb in this delightfully illustrated version of the traditional rhyme. This book has been translated into Spanish and allows for a wonderful shared reading experience for children who are just beginning to read. The familiar rhyme and images help new readers tell the story either as they read or as they are read to.

Descubre todo sobre los opuestos en este libro infantil lleno de tiburones. El tiburón grande tiene dientes grandes; el tiburón pequeño tiene dientes pequeños. El tiburón grande nada rápido; el tiburón pequeño nada lento. ¡Pero ambos tienen hambre! ¿Podrán encontrar comida?

Alguien se escapa de la panza de un niño y comienza a hacer de las suyas, expandiéndose por todos los rincones insospechados hasta que, por fin, alguien reconoce todo su encanto.

Mohesiwä's wishes take shape in the jungle where he lives and plays. Amunet smiles as she thinks about her future. Juana daydreams when she cleans car windshields and, on the other side of the world, Anja and her brother Tovo search amongst mounds of trash, without ever losing sight of their dreams. The boys and girls in these short stories fly their kites and dream of a better world. Grab on to its string and join them as you fly away with the Kite of Dreams. Los deseos de Moshesiwä nacen en la selva donde vive y juega. Amunet sonríe al pensar en su futuro. Juana se deja llevar muy lejos...