Soy un Unicornio

¡I’m a Unicorn, título de gran venta de Little Golden Book, ahora disponible en español! Soy de un blanco luz de luna. Un cuerno mágico tengo. Parezco un caballo, sin duda. Así comienza este encantador Little Golden Book, ilustrado por el artista de Disney, Joey Chou, acerca de un unicornio mágico que mostrará a los pequeños lectores todo sobre estas encantadoras y maravillosas criaturas. ¡Sin duda cautivará a los pequeños amantes de la magia de los cuentos de hadas y de las criaturas fantásticas!

When a little girl wakes up one morning and finds three singing birds nesting on her head, she gladly welcomes them. Joyfully chirping throughout the day, the birds are welcomed by everyone she encounters. Young children will delight in the cheery, silly mood of this story. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Grandparents are a privilege for every child. They pamper their grandchildren and adore them in the autumn of their lives. But grandchildren also have the privilege of grandparents, because no one loves them as much as they do!

With their father conducting strange experiments with plants in the basement, Margaret and Casey begin to investigate and soon discover that their father has begun to resemble a plant. Dr. Brewer is doing a little plant-testing in his basement. Nothing to worry about. Harmless, really. But Margaret and Casey Brewer are worried about their father. Especially when they meet some of the plants he is growing down there. Then they notice their father is developing plantlike tendencies. In fact, he's becoming distinctly weedy?and seedy. Is is just part of their father's "harmless" experiments? Or...

The My Letter Library series is a lively, interactive way to introduce young children to the alphabet. Each of the twenty-six books in this unique series focuses on an individual letter both capital and small. Minimal, fun text and cuddly animal characters show where objects beginning with that letter appear in the child's world whether at home, on a street, or at a picnic. The youngster is then invited to look around and find objects starting with that same letter for him or herself.