¿Quién se llevó los refrigerios? (Who Took the Snacks?)

A boy’s snacks are disappearing one by one. Can he follow the clues and find the guilty party? Children will be delighted by this story of an adorable, but incorrigible, snack stealer. This Spanish picture book teaches readers subtraction and the importance of sharing. By using their own words to describe what is happening in each illustration, children will develop their reading skills. Perfect for both native Spanish speakers and those learning Spanish as a second language, this book helps students achieve proficiency in Spanish.

Tom cannot wait to go on the field trip (if he could only find his permission slip...). Hopefully when he gets back his sister hasn't wrecked his room and his parents will let him get the pet he has always wanted. Will everything go as planned?

El Mike, el Timba i el Trolli es mereixen unes vacances, per això ho han preparat tot per passar uns dies de descans en una illa tranquil·la i allunyada del tràfec diari. De manera accidental, trobaran un pergamí que els posarà sobre la pista d'un estrany tresor, relacionat amb antigues llegendes locals que parlen de criatures màgiques, profecies i batalles entre gegants i cavallers. Sense buscar-ho, els Compas es veuran embolicats en una aventura èpica que potser els convertirà en herois.

SOON TO BE A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE! Ojalá hubiera tenido estos libros de niño. ¡Divertidísimos!. -- Dav Pilkey, creador del Capitán Calzoncillos y Hombre Perro Pueden parecer tipos malos, pero estos aprendices de héroe están realizando buenas acciones... ¡te guste o no! Esta serie ilustrada de la lista de libros más vendidos del New York Times es perfecta para los seguidores de Hombre Perro y el Capitán Calzoncillos. Los tipos malos volaron por el espacio exterior, regresaron a la Tierra y se las arreglaron para aterrizar exactamente en el lugar correcto... pero exactamente en el...

Meet the animals who live by the bay! First, read the story in Spanish. Then, flip to the next page and read it again in English. Comparing words in both languages helps early readers with comprehension and literacy. Plus, bright animal illustrations encourage a love of storytime.