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An evil cyclops is terrorizing the seas and has captured the prince of the Kingdom of the Sun and wants to make a good soup of him.The king offers a large reward to whoever frees his son. Many try but no one succeeds and word spreads that the Cyclops is invincible. Daniela and the crew of the Black Croc believe they can defeat her, but what terrible dangers will they have to face to save the prince?

Every night Mrs. Ofelia counts sheep to get to sleep: one, two, three and so on. When she gets to 18 she falls fast asleep. Sheep 19 never gets a chance to jump over the fence. Disheartened and disappointed, she decides to take things into her own hands! Will Sheep 19 and her companions Sheep 20, 21 and all the others over 18, get a chance to jump over the fence and help Mrs Ofelia fall asleep as well?A fun story about fairness and cooperation!

"What do you want, girl?""I want to be a rugby player!"Every time a girl or boy makes a wish which break gender stereotypes, the fairy Rose leaves angrily, without fulfilling it.But soon the fairy realizes that she too has an unconventional wish Will the other fairies help her make it come true? And what will happen to the unfulfilled wishes of the boys and girls?

Klaus the mouse is always hungry but nothing he eats seems to satisfy him. That is, until he stumbles across a bookstore and starts to nimble some pages of a book! For the first time he feels full full of stories! The bookseller and the mouse make a pact: she will read him stories and he will help her in the bookstore.After hearing one particular tale, Klaus gets an idea that will fill the store with girls and boys and mice, all hungry for stories.A homage to the power of stories and a tribute to booksellers and librarians everywhere!

Baby Mitchell was an August squirrel. That is, he was born in the month of August. His pretty gray mother found a nice hole, high up in the crotch of a tall chestnut tree, for her babies nest; and I know she lined it with soft fur plucked from her own loving little breast,for that is the way the squirrel mothers do.This chestnut tree grew on the side of a steep mountain,none other than Mount Mitchell, the highest mountain peak in all the eastern half of the United States. It is in North Carolina, where there are a great many beautiful mountains, but none of them more beautiful than Mount Mitchell, with the great forest trees on its slopes.One of these forest trees was the big chestnut where Baby Mitchell was born. In the warm and lovely summer he lay safe in his snug nest twenty feet above the ground.There was a small log-cabin at the foot of the mountain, and here lived a father and mother and a very large family of very small children. There was no other house near; and the father had to go a great many miles through the woods to his work in a saw-mill that some one had set up in the mountains."A squirrels nest, in a nice hole, high up in the crotch of a tall chestnut tree."And the children had to go such a long way to school, over little rivers that they crossed on narrow foot-logs; and through deep shady woods, where the sun could scarcely send a ray down through the tops of the tall trees; and under tangled rhododendron bushes that were often like little trees they were so large, and in the summer time were covered with masses of splendid white flowers.

Minie, una gata que vivió casi 17 años, llegó a mi vida cuando apenas tenía dos meses. Me la regalaron de cachorra, y desde siempre he amado a los gatos. Lo más sorprendente fue que yo había pedido una gata exactamente como ella: gris, de rayas, con pelo largo y claro. Un dia la vieron y me la trajeron. Me senti inmensamente feliz de convertirme en su mama.Juntas compartimos alegrias y tristezas, y nunca imagine que una gata pudiera llegar a ser tan importante en mi vida.Minie, ¿como no voy a amarte? ¡Si parecias de Marte!

Un precioso cuento con rimas para explorar nuestras emociones, sean del color que sean.Mis emociones son un mar de colores que suben y bajan y cambian sin parar. A veces son de un rojo encendido o de un azul tranquilo; otras, de un amarillo emocionante o de un verde vivo...Todas ellas me hacen ser quien soy.¿De que color son tus emociones hoy?Todos experimentamos emociones a diario, que suben y bajan, como las olas del mar. Son de todos los colores, y todas nos ayudan a entendernos mejor. Entender y expresar correctamente nuestro sentir puede ser todo un reto al que enfrentarnos para grandes y pequeños.En este precioso libro ilustrado con texto rimado, Choi Sook Hee, ilustradora coreana reconocida en el panorama internacional y ganadora del Premio a la Mejor Ilustradora del Año entregado por la Feria del Libro Infantil de Bolonia (2005), nos trae una historia con la que conectaran lectores de todas las edades que invita a describir nuestras emociones de una manera muy original: a traves de los colores. Hay emociones que nos traen felicidad y son naranja alegre, como un globo que flota en el cielo; otras que nos generan malestar, como la tristeza, azul y fria como un mar; pero todas ellas enriquecen nuestras experiencias y llenan nuestra vida de colores.¿Por que es importante este cuento?-Nos enseña como funcionan las emociones y su papel en nuestro dia a dia.-Invita a niños y adultos a compartir nuestras emociones.-Ayuda a desarrollar la empatia hacia quienes nos rodean.Un libro perfecto para regalar y disfrutar en familia.

Where is the harm? The truth is that the Folk Lore Societymade up of the most clever, learned, and beautiful men and women of the countryis fond of studying the history and geography of Fairy Land. This is contained in very old tales, such as country people tell, and savages:Little Sioux and little Crow, Little frosty Eskimo.These people are thought to know most about fairyland and its inhabitants. But, in the Yellow Fairy Book, and the rest, are many tales by persons who are neither savages nor rustics, such as Madame DAulnoy and Herr Hans Christian Andersen. The Folk Lore Society, or its president, say that their tales are not so true as the rest, and should not be published with the rest. But we say that all the stories which are pleasant to read are quite true enough for us; so here they are, with pictures by Mr. Ford, and we do not think that either the pictures or the stories are likely to mislead children.

¿A ti también te siguen como si fueses Mamá Pato? ¿Tienes todo lo necesario para sobrevivir a la hora del recreo? ¿Qué tipo de profe eres?En esta guía seguimos a diferentes profes en un divertido repaso sobre la variedad de alumnos y alumnas que te encontraras en el cole. Nos sorprenderemos con sus variopintas preguntas y travesuras en clase, en el patio y de excursion. Sin olvidar la diversidad de las familias y, ¡el resto de profes! Te divertiras con las escenas que Jose Carlos Roman e Ignacio Hernandez han creado para acercarnos un poquito mas al maravilloso mundo de los profes.

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A través de hermosas historias los más pequeños podrán aprender algunos hábitos para crecer y manejarse solitos.En este libro, Plim Plim y sus amigos acompañan a los más pequeños en esos hábitos que los transforman de bebes en niños y los ayudan a manejarse solitos: como dejar los pañales, ir al baño solitos o dejar el chupete. Con tips, especialmente elaborados por profesionales para ayudar a los adultos a acompañar a los peques en el proceso.

«Cuando ya no se ven los ojos es necesario un corte de pelo, pero... ¡su pelo no se toca!» Lola tiene el pelo muuuy largo, sus padres intentan convencerla para ir a cortárselo a la peluquería, pero e

El referente en autoayuda Tomás Navarro nos presenta un cuento lleno de encanto y enseñanzas para los más pequeños, en el que aprenderán a enfrentar sus miedos y a no rendirse.Rita es una pequeña tortuga que vive felizmente en un hermoso bosque de pinos. Un dia, mientras pasea distraida, cae por un barranco y se rompe el caparazon. A pesar de su herida, Rita no se rinde y, con la ayuda de sus nuevos amigos del bosque, emprende un valiente viaje para encontrar al Sabio Buho, quien puede curarla. En su camino, Rita tendra que pasar por oscuros bosques, grandes acantilados y rios caudalosos aprendiendo importantes lecciones sobre la amistad, el valor y la importancia de pedir ayuda.¡Acompaña a la Tortuguita Rita en su viaje y descubre como una pequeña tortuga puede ser mas fuerte de lo que jamas imagino!

Nuevo cuento de La neurona exploradora, la colección escrita por la psicóloga Isabel Rojas Estapé que nos ayudará a entender qué ocurre en nuestro cerebro y a gestionar las emocionesLa neurona exploradoraDescubre tu mente, entiende tus emociones¡Hola! Soy Neurita, la neurona exploradora. Vivo en el cerebro de Cris y mi funcion es ayudarla a entender sus pensamientos y emociones.Llega la Navidad ¡y Cris esta emocionadisima! ¡Por fin podra reencontrarse con sus abuelos! Se siente tan feliz que no puede parar de moverse. Al verlos, es como si se celebrara una fiesta en su corazon. Por eso, voy a acompañarla a vivir con alegria estos momentos y ayudarla en los dias grises. ¿Quieres saber como?En estas paginas, ademas de descubrir que ocurre en nuestro cuerpo cuando estamos contentos, encontraremos herramientas para actuar frente a distintas emociones.El libro tambien contiene:Consejos para ayudaros a gestionar las emociones. Informacion sobre neurociencia para entender como funciona nuestro cerebro. Una guia con indicaciones para padres y madres. Recomendado a partir de 4 años.

«Ogrito hace un concurso en busca del animal más feo.»Ogrito está muy aburrido. Ha hecho todo lo que se le ha ocurrido: ha leído, ha jugado, ha visto la tele... Pero haciendo esto último, se le ocurr

Como nos vemos no espelho, na fotografia, no desenho, no reflexo dágua? "No espelho / olhe / é você! / é você?" Assim começa esta história, não apenas de uma personagem, mas de várias, todas se quest

UNA HISTORIA DE MAGIA Y AMISTAD.UNA NAVIDAD DISTINTA, COMO NUNCA TE LA CONTARON.¿Qué pasaría si Santa Claus tuviera un hermano? ¿Y si ese hermano fuese el responsable de cuidar y crear la magia de la Navidad?Seguramente te sorprenderia descubrirlo tanto como a Betty. Ella es una niña de Nueva York que ama la fotografia y todos los años se presenta a un concurso que premia la imagen que mejor representa la Navidad. Pero, esta vez, Betty tendra que pasar las fiestas lejos de casa. Su mama es arqueologa y debe viajar junto con su familia a Peru, donde encabezara una importante excavacion en Machu Picchu.Ahi Betty hara un buen amigo, Vicente, y juntos compartiran una aventura extraordinaria. El mundo de Betty se pondra de cabeza cuando descubra a Tayta Claus, carismatico, relajado y soñador, y a su fabrica de magia, a los mukis y a las alpacasvoladoras. Pero, como en toda buena historia, habra un villano y un reto que la pondran a prueba: con la ayuda de Vicente, Betty tendra la dificil mision de SALVAR LA NAVIDAD.

Its all very wellbut you, and I, and most of us who are healthy in mind and blithe of spirit, love to give rein to our fun and fancy, and to mingle fun with our fancy and fancy with our fun.The little Fairy-people are the favourite children of Fancy, and were born into this serious world ages and ages ago to help brighten it, and make it more graceful and dainty and prettily romantic than it was. They found the Folk-lore people already heregrave, learned people whose learning was all topsy-turvy, for it dealt with toads, and storms, and diseases, and what strange things would happen if you mixed them up together, and how the devil would flee if you did something with a herb, and how the tempest would stop suddenly, as Terence records, if you sprinkled a few drops of vinegar in front of it. No doubt, since then thousands of people have sprinkled tens of thousands of gallons of good vinegar before advancing tempests, and although tempests pay far less attention to the liquid than the troubled waters to a pint of oil, the sprinklers and their descendants have gone on believing with a touching faith. It is pretty, but not practical.But what is pretty and practical too, is that all of us should sometimes let our fancy roam, and that we should laugh as well, even over a Fairy-story. Yet there are some serious-minded persons, very grave and very clever, who get angry if a smile so much as creeps into a Fairy-tale, and if our wonder should be disturbed by anything so worldly as a laugh. A Fairy-tale, they say, should be like an old Folk-tale, marked by sincerity and simplicityas if humour cannot be sincere and simple too."The true Fairy-story is not comic." Why not? Of this we may be suretake all the true humourless Fairy-stories and take "Alice"and "Alice" with its fun and fancy will live beside them as long as English stories are read, loved for its fancy and its fun, and hugged and treasured for its jokes and its laughter. The one objection is this: the "true Fairy-story" appeals to all children, young and old, in all lands, equally, by translation; and jokes and fun are sometimes difficult to translate. But that is on account of the shortcomings of language, and it is hard to make young readers suffer by starving them of fun, because the power of words is less absolute than the power of fancy in its merrier mood.

The Boxcar Children is a childrens book series originally created and written by the American first-grade school teacher Gertrude Chandler Warner. The Boxcar Children tells the story of four orphaned children, Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny. They create a home for themselves in an abandoned boxcar in the forest. They eventually meet their grandfather, who is a wealthy and kind man (although the children had believed him to be cruel). The children decide to live with the grandfather, who moves the beloved boxcar to his backyard so the children can use it as a playhouse.When a baker and his wife learn that the children are orphans, they make plans the children dont like. They plan to send the children, who live in a house next door to the bakery, to live with their grandfather, but the children have been brought up to fear their grandfather, whom they have never met, because he did not like their parents marriage. The baker and his wife plan to take the three elder children, who are old enough to be helpful in the bakery, but to send the youngest, Benny to an orphanage.Finding an abandoned boxcar, the children start a new life of work. Henry ends up working in a nearby town called Silver City for a young doctor called Dr. Moore in order to earn money for food and other things they need. He also does gardening for the doctors mother. The childrens lives are nice and full of hard work until Violet becomes ill and they go to the doctor for help.The book was adapted as the film in 2014.

Jazbury came scampering gaily up the stairs to where his mother and Aunt Tabby were sitting on the window-sill washing their faces and cleaning their fur.Jazbury was a small black kitten with white markings on his face and breast, and soft little white paws. Soft as those little paws were there were sharp, needle claws hidden in their velvet, and Jazbury knew how to use them when necessary, too.Mother Bunchs tail hung down from the window-seat, waving softly. It looked almost like a mouse, so soft and grey. Jazbury made a jump, and caught it with his claws. His mother growled and drew her tail up and curled it around her.Jazbury jumped up after it, and tried to tease his mother into playing with him."Jazbury, you havent washed yourself this morning," said his aunt severely. "Look at your paws. Youve been in the coal-bin again, you naughty kitten.""Well, I thought I heard a mouse there," mewed Jazbury.