Icy Watermelon / Sandia Fria

Once upon a time, a wonderful mirror was hung at the entrance of a house. When the owners had guests over, no one could resist the temptation to look at that precious mirror. People adored being reflected in the mirror and in doing so, the mirror felt special. One day, the mirror started to look away, and everything changed. This magical metaphor helps teach kids about looking kindly on those around us.

RECUERDA: LOS DEMONIOS MIENTEN Taylor y Sacha están a salvo de la Oscuridad en el Colegio San Wilfred de Oxford. Se encuentran rodeados de alquimistas que han jurado protegerlos. Pero la calma no durará mucho. El tiempo no les da tregua. En siete días Sacha cumplirá 18 años y esa antigua maldición, que lo ha hecho inmortal hasta ahora, hará que se cumpla su sentencia de muerte y desatará un gran tormento sobre el mundo. SOLO EXISTE UNA MANERA DE EVITARLO. Taylor y Sacha deben dirigirse al lugar en donde se lanzó la maldición, la ciudad francesa de Carcassonne, y enfrentar a un...

Mi gato es gordo Yo tengo un gato gordo. ¿Ves a mi gato? ¡No! Ese no es mi gato. Ese es un perro triste. Mi gato no es un perro triste. Un niño pierde su gato gordo y cumple con muchos otros animales en el camino. A little boy loses his fat cat and meets many other animals along the way. Simple sentences in Spanish make this an ideal introductory Spanish reader for children.

A fun, surprising story that will remind us the importance of spending time with our loved ones and balancing family and working life. Mrs. Bizzie and Mr. Bizzie work as a detective and nature photographer, respectively, starting from early in the morning, weekends included. Bianca and Barnaby, the kids, though spending a lot of time by themselves, also have a very active lifestyle! She takes care of the family pets and Barnaby prepares to be a master chef by cooking delicious meals. But lately, the most strange thing has been happening at the Bizzies’ house. Each day they find an item...