Monstriña

It's a beautiful day for a yellow umbrella! Bright, retro-inspired illustrations accompany a little girl on her dreamy day with a yellow umbrella. This bilingual picture book is a great resource with a sweet story in both Spanish and English.

In La Tribu de los Zippoli, Guillermo comes from a family of great readers, but he doesn't like to read. It's too difficult, so he gets bored and stops. However, at school, Guillermo finds a magical book in the library that changes its story with each person who reads it. Thanks to this book, Guillermo grows confident in his ability and discovers the pleasure of reading.

Portraying the secret life of various everyday objects, their feelings, and their concerns, this illustrated work makes for a fun and fascinating read. The whimsical illustrations detail things that nobody knows: that library cows graze on the words inside books, that library books read each other when no one is looking, and that a cat falls in love with a refrigerator not because of how it looks, but because of the milk inside.

Existió una era en la que acontecieron grandes sucesos sobre la Tierra y bajo ella, en la que el sino de hombres y dioses se fraguó en la forja del destino, en la que se tramaron guerras monstruosas y se proyectaron grandiosos sucesos. Y el mayor de los héroes fue un aventurero maldito que empuñaba una espada rúnica que detestaba. Su nombre era Elric de Melniboné, rey de ruinas, señor de una raza diseminada que una vez gobernó el mundo. El legendario artista P. Craig Russell adapta al cómic la novela culminante de Michael Moorcock, la gran historia sobre la batalla final entre la ley ...