Magia a la luz de la luna

She taught Spanish and had the opportunity teach children. Inspired by the stories she had read to them, she decided to make her own stories too, based on the lessons she learned and the virtues she has always admired: courage, hope, and love. She believes that when one puts his trust in God and himself, he can do everything. Shortly after marriage and meeting her husband’s children, Abigail and Patrick, she began writing her first story - a story that will warm your heart and remind you of the only things that truly matter - love, hope, and courage.

Martha Müller soñó por primera vez el 5 de marzo de 1961: paseó por la arena, metió los pies en el mar y escuchó a las gaviotas gritar al sol. Fue un sueño bonito aunque... raro. Y al día siguiente tenía arena en el pelo. A los dos días, soñó con sus amigos Olga y Erich. Eso era todo un privilegio: todos en clase sabían que Martha no podía soñar... ¿Quién más tendría la suerte, a partir de ese momento, de protagonizar los sueños de Martha Müller?

This horror novel, originally published in 1897, has enjoyed countless theatrical and cinematographic adaptations that have made it a classic. Children can enjoy this adaptation of Bram Stoker's text in Spanish and English and practice reading in both languages.

Babu era un niño de ojos grandes, un niño perdido en un mundo demasiado grande. Un día llegó el circo y Romina invitó a Babu a mostrar su creatividad. Un cuento sobre la transformación de la tristeza y la superación de los obstáculos gracias al poder de la risa y de la imaginación. Babu was a boy with big eyes, a boy lost in a world too big. One day the circus arrived and Romina invited Babu to show his creativity. A story about the transformation of sadness and overcoming obstacles thanks to the power of laughter and imagination.