Aurora y la Planta de Mora

Se refiere a la incertidumbre espacial del nino frente a la ubicacion de sus lugares de pertenencia: la casa, la escuela, la plaza, la ciudad y demas.

Ramiro has the feeling that something odd has taken up residence in his home. He can t see it, but its presence is everywhere. Why are mom and dad acting so strangely? Ramiro s seen mom running through the house wrapped in a towel, riding a scooter, though she denies it. He s determined to discover the truth why not open the book and help?"

This is a magical story about the world of books and the characters who live in other histories. All of them meet together in a special tale.

Aminata's mornings are very busy! She takes a taxi brousse (colorful bus) from her village all the way to school, and there are lots of stops along the way. Readers of this captivating book will follow Aminata as she travels across Senegal's breathtaking landscape. They'll pass by vibrant villages, nature reserves, and bustling markets. They'll also learn about the food, music, games, clothing, language, religion, and history of Senegal along the way. Gorgeous illustrations transport readers to this vivid, awe-inspiring country. A beautiful exploration of Senegalese culture, this delightful...

Una pequeNa ardilla anuncia que una vez tuvo mucho mucho miedo. Descubre que no es el Unico animalito que se siente asI. Muchos animalitos tambiEn han pasado por experiencias que les asustaban, pero reaccionan en distintas maneras. Tortuga se esconde y le duele la panza, Mono busca a alguien a quien abrazar, Perro ladra, y a Elefante no le gusta hablar de esas cosas. Todos necesitan apoyo, y lo reciben de adultos que les ayudan a sentirse seguros y a aprender maneras de afrontar sentimientos difIciles.