La cosa que más duele del mundo

In order to win the hand of a princess, Gaspar must fill a barrel with truths and round up 50 rabbits by dusk. Can he succeed? Based on a Danish folktale.

Flags are a concise, simple symbol of a country's history, and a great teaching tool for basic history concepts. Eye-catching illustrations of kids at school will engage your Spanish readers, while they learn all about Flag Day. This book is compatible with any Reading or Language Arts program.

This story follows a robot throughout the day as he recognizes the shapes in the world around him. The bright illustrations and Spanish-translated text work together to engage beginning readers, help them recognize different shapes, and build their foundational reading skills.

In Xavier Garza’s bilingual kids’ book, young Carlitos attends his first lucha libre match in Mexico City. At ringside, Carlitos sees the famous luchador—the Man in the Silver Mask, a man whose eyes look terribly familiar. The masked wrestler even smiles at Carlitos! He is mesmerized as the Man in the Silver Mask is pitted against the terrible forces of evil—los rudos, the bad guys of lucha libre. They make the audience boo and hiss! In the end, though, the Man in the Silver Mask triumphs and, in the process, gains a lifelong fan.

The Dream Postman, whose goal is to complete his dream deliveries before the Nightmare Postman arrives, delivers mysterious blue envelopes through the windows of all sleeping children.