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A Lupe le gusta hacer muchas cosas: a veces es ruidosa, otras es tranquila, a veces le gusta ir deprisa, otras prefiere ir despacio. Tira de las lengüetas y cambia las escenas: verás lo que hace Lupe y lo que hará después.

En 1823, el clérigo Clement Clarke Moore, del norte del estado de Nueva York, capturó la imaginación de toda la nación con su encantadora descripción rimada de Papá Noel con traje rojo y su trineo tirado por renos. Este libro de Navidad reciénte ilustrado presenta un personaje de "ratón", ideal para los niños pequeños, interpretando la referencia a que "ni siquiera un ratón" se agitaría en la noche mágica antes de la fiesta favorita de los pequeños. La autora Sally M. Veillette se inspiró para crear este libro en varios idiomas, incluso en versiones bilingües, para compartir...

Sebastian can't sleep because his new neighbors' dog won't stop barking at night. This is the best excuse he has to meet his neighbor, with whom he is hopelessly in love. Nadia is strange and mysterious; in fact, his friend Pedro is sure that she is a vampire. But none of this matters to Sebastian, who is determined to confess his love for her. So between pranks and nearly heroic acts, Sebastian discovers the distance that too often lies between dreams and reality. Considering the freshness of the narration and the nearness of Sebastian's experiences and readers' lives, it doesn't surprise us ...

Wonderfully atmospheric illustrations capture the feeling of a foggy, gray winter afternoon as well as the lonesome, hopeful watchfulness so familiar to any child, as a little girl stands at a frosty window, drawing pictures in the condensation on the windowpane waiting for her mother to come home.