La teoría de lo perfecto

Sam's love for running, jumping, and skipping, causes a big mess. Heartbroken, he turns to his loving dad. His dad takes the broken pieces of his mess and creates something beautiful. Sam's Big Break reveals the deeper message of God's redemption and perfect grace.

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.

Originalmente concebido como una revista, es el libro infantil por excelencia de la literatura de Cuba del siglo XIX. Jose Marti expone aqui su proyecto latinoamericanista. Originally conceived as a magazine, this book is the 19th century children's book par excellence, in Cuba. Jose Marti reveals in this retelling of mythology his Latin-Americanist project..."

«Manada de elefantes con intereses culturales busca maestra con espíritu dinámico y aventurero. Vivienda en la selva africana. Dieta vegetariana. Salario: cien toneladas de plátanos». Al leer este anuncio, una maestra, harta de enseñar a insectos y arañas, solicita el trabajo. Allí, en la selva, descubre que no todos los elefantes son iguales... ¡depende del corazón que tengan!