Joe Devlin: En la Sombra de la Luna

Es invierno en la Isla de las Ballenas. Tras las primeras nevadas, los alumnos de la Universidad de Ratford van a patinar al lago helado. Pero... ¡no son los únicos! Se une a ellos Mousina Ratsner, la famosa campeona de patinaje artístico.

This book is for those that have recently discovered that stories are made up of words, but are still not capable of decoding what those words mean. These stories have a clear structure and the illustration plays an important role so that readers can sense the narration's course.

An iguana named Bemberecua lived near the village of Tlacotalpan by the Papaloapan river, where life was very tranquil, but when Bemberecua heard the marvelous music of the fandango, she discovered that she loved to dance more than anything else in the world, even though her claws kept destroying the villager's dance floor where Bemberecua secretly danced each night.

Up, down, and all around. This fun book will make children excited to get moving and learn about opposites. A relatable narrator and the familiar location of a school gym class will help readers and listeners connect with the text and apply what they learn to their everyday lives. Bright illustrations paired with age-appropriate text help children develop reading comprehension skills. Featuring familiar activities, from rope climbing to jumping on a trampoline, this book is sure to be a hit.