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The Lau family travels to Antigua, Guatemala to visit their cousins. Although the Laus are Chinese and Buddhist, they adore the pageantry of Easter, and Easter in Antigua is exciting, with long, elaborate processions of penitents wreathed in incense and carrying colonial Spanish statues down the cobblestone streets of the city. The best part is seeing the elaborate carpets made of colored sawdust, which the processions walk over and destroy. On the morning of the most important procession, the heroine is invited to make her very own sawdust carpet. But why, she wonders, make something so...

Grandy has just suffered a big loss in her life, so she is cooking up a batch of "tear soup," in which the ingredients are parts of the grieving process, including memories, misgivings, feelings, and tears.

En la historia del siglo xx es complicado encontrar autores más influyentes que Hermann Hesse. Sus libros han actuado como estímulo espiritual para diversas oleadas de jóvenes hartos de estar sujetos a unos patrones de vida demasiado estrechos. El legado de Hesse es una extensa, profunda y riquísima obra, en la que se aborda, con el bisturí de la heterodoxia y el inconformismo, una infinidad de aspectos cruciales en la vida de los seres humanos: la educación, la cultura, la religión, la soledad, la libertad, el amor, la ideología… La lectura de su obra, profundamente espiritual, es...

“Funny, spirited board books by Leslie Patricelli explore opposites. . . . Clever pairings, bold graphic art, and an expressive toddler in diapers make the concepts fun.” — Publishers Weekly Ladies are big, but ladybugs are little. Heads are big, but toes are little. Illustrated in a bright, graphic style, Leslie Patricelli’s bald, hilariously expressive baby acts out each pair of opposites with comically dramatic effect. Algunas cosas son grandes. Algunas cosas son pequeñas. ¡Pero todas las cosas son DIVERTIDAS!