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Tres caminos. Una gran aventura. Tú decides por dónde empezar.Yolo, Nando y Panda están de regreso… ¡y esta vez no vienen solos! Han adoptado a tres mascotas muy peculiares: Gohan, un perro lleno de

¡La tercera entrega de la divertida saga de Yolo Aventuras! ¡Unos malvados impostores espaciales han llegado a la Tierra para robar la identidad de los Aventureros y esclavizar a la humanidad! Pero los extraterrestres no saben algo: Yolo, Mariana, Nando y Panda tienen en su poder la legendaria Piedra de Saturno, que les permite viajar a traves del tiempo y el espacio para descubrir la verdad detras de los misterios mas misteriosos del universo.Viajes en el tiempo, naves espaciales, extraterrestres, ilustraciones a todo color, audios, videos, dos perritos nuevos y hasta juegos de realidad aumentada, ¡este libro lo tiene todo!

Yo soy el tartamudo; no el que repite vocales y consonantes, hasta dejar sin aire las palabras, porque en la garganta se atoran las lloviznas. Soy el que tartamudea porque repite la voz de mi pasado. Yo quiero la casa de mi infancia. Extiendo mis manos a las estrellas. Regreso al patio, al tamarindo, al humo del ingenio, al silbido de mi padre y a los negros brazos de mi abuela.

¿Eres fan de 31 Minutos? Bienvenido a un nuevo mundo de aventuras junto a nuestros amigos más queridos.¡Tulio, estamos al aire!31 Minutos, el noticiero más veraz de la televisión es el encargado de transmitir la noticia mas importante del ultimo tiempo. Tulio Triviño, el famosisimo conductor de Titirilquen es quien debe anunciarlo a todos los televidentes, pero ese tipo de presion lo deja un poco descompuesto.Una pizza gigante, un planeta a millones de años luz y un noticiero que se esta quedando sin noticias son parte de esta historia basada en el exitoso show en vivo Yo nunca vi television porque es muy fome. Acompaña a Tulio, Patana, Bodoque y a todo el equipo en una aventura sin igual.

Para los pequeños que no temen equivocarse y volver a intentarlo.Los protagonistas de este libro quieren ser los primerisimos primeros, los ganadores de todas las medallas y trofeos, los expertos absolutos en todo lo que se propongan, pero, a veces, se les olvida que el exito no es inmediato. Incluso puede que despues de que practiquen mushisimas veces no obtengan el resultado esperado. ¿Sera ese un motivo para rendirse?.Yo me permito es un libro para que niños y niñas recuerden que esta bien equivocarse si es que estan dispuestos a intentarlo de nuevo.

Un gigante de enormes piernas y portentosas orejas acaba de llegar al Gran Bosque, medio desmayado y pidiendo ayuda, porque los guácaros, temibles hombres-perro, están atacando a su pueblo. Después de "Yacay en las tierras del buen viento", esta aventura es la segunda parte de la historia de un joven de piel celeste, con alas en la espalda y plumas en la cabeza. Esta coleccion es para todos los niños que disfrutan con las aventuras y desventuras de los personajes de ficcion. Cada libro esta diseñado con capitulos breves que facilitan la lectura y acompañados de ilustraciones para entusiasmar a los que duden frente a la lectura.

Un gigante de enormes piernas y portentosas orejas acaba de llegar al Gran Bosque, medio desmayado y pidiendo ayuda, porque los guácaros, temibles hombres-perro, están atacando a su pueblo. Después de "Yacay en las tierras del buen viento", esta aventura es la segunda parte de la historia de un joven de piel celeste, con alas en la espalda y plumas en la cabeza. Esta coleccion es para todos los niños que disfrutan con las aventuras y desventuras de los personajes de ficcion. Cada libro esta diseñado con capitulos breves que facilitan la lectura y acompañados de ilustraciones para entusiasmar a los que duden frente a la lectura.

El primer libro de la trilogía de Yacay. Los volocordos son seres voladores de piel celeste y coloridas alas, que viven en las ramas de los árboles más inmensos que se puedan imaginar.Para ellos, el unico peligro conocido es el pueblo de los maullianos, hombres-gato peludos y temibles. Esta coleccion es para todos los niños que disfrutan con las aventuras y desventuras de los personajes de ficcion.Cada libro esta diseñado con capitulos breves que facilitan la lectura y acompañados de ilustraciones para entusiasmar a los que duden frente a la lectura.

#PeleaComoUnaGuerreraHERMANA EN BATALLA: SOY TU ESCUDO Y TU ESPADA. Y TU AMIGA. SIEMPRE TU AMIGA.Diana está destinada a convertirse en una de las heroínas más poderosas del planeta, pero para ello debe demostrar a su familia que es digna de ser una princesa Amazona.Cuando por fin le llega la oportunidad de demostrarlo, Diana lo echa todo a perder para salvar a una simple humana: Alia Keralis.Juntas, Diana y Alia se enfrentaran a todo un ejercito de enemigos dispuestos a destruirlas. Porque Alia es humana, si, pero no es una humana cualquiera. En su pasado se esconde la clave de la gran tragedia que esta a punto de desencadenarse. Si quieren salvar sus mundos, deberan permanecer unidas y luchar con todas sus fuerzas para ganar la guerra que se avecina.

Alex Wintour: orphan, teenager, oracle, thief.Alex has only got this far in life by living off her wits. Well, that and an ability to see glimpses of the future a useful talent when you need to stay one step ahead of the law.Then a robbery goes wrong, and her path is set on a collision course with the enigmatic teen millionaire Colman Reece. Like Alex, Cole is a Temporal someone who can manipulate time and he needs Alexs help for a heist that only she can pull off. But with the clock ticking, the sinister Temple on their tail and the hunt for a mysterious weapon underway, Alex soon learns that even being able to see the future doesnt always give you the winning hand...The first in an action-packed new series, perfect for fans of ARTEMIS FOWL, ALEX RIDER and LOCKWOOD AND CO.

Saved from the fire that claimed The Temple and its Disciples, Alex is unexpectedly reunited with Christine, a figure from her past who may hold the key to her future. But when she disappears, its up to Alex to journey into the Temporal underworld to get her back.With Acolytes from across the globe on her tail, newfound powers to control, and even her own friends beginning to question her methods, Alex will need to decide who she can really trust and fast.Because time is not on her side, and now its not just the fate of the Temporal world that hangs in the balance...The second in a new action-packed trilogy, perfect for fans of ARTEMIS FOWL, ALEX RIDER and LOCKWOOD AND CO.

Winnie the Pooh A. A. Milne - Happy 90th birthday, to one of the worlds most beloved icons of childrens literature, Winnie-the-Pooh!The adventures of Pooh and Piglet, Kanga and tiny Roo, Owl, Rabbit, and the ever doleful Eeyore are timeless treasures of childhood. In this beautiful edition of Winnie-the-Pooh, each of Ernest H. Shepards beloved original illustrations has been meticulously hand painted. Bright in color and elegant in design, this lovely volume of Milnes classic tales welcomes friends old and new into the most enchanted of places, the Hundred Acre Wood.

In "White Fire," John Oxenham crafts a richly woven narrative steeped in spiritual exploration and moral inquiry. This novel, set against a backdrop of early 20th-century England, employs lyrical prose and vivid imagery to convey the transformative power of love and faith. OxenhamAos thematic focus on the duality of human experienceAilight and darkness, joy and sorrowAioffers readers a poignant meditation on the essence of existence, woven into a compelling story that is both accessible and profound. The books literary context reflects the burgeoning modernist movement, innovatively blending traditional narrative forms with introspective discourse. John Oxenham, a pseudonym for the author William Hale White, was a British novelist and poet whose deep-seated Christian beliefs and personal experiences significantly influenced his writing. Renowned for his ability to articulate spiritual dilemmas, Oxenham traversed the complexities of faith and humanity throughout his career. His own struggles and triumphs as a believer in an increasingly secular world imbue "White Fire" with a sincere resonance and urgency that seeks to connect with readers on a personal level. This novel is highly recommended for readers seeking to explore the intersection of faith and human experience. Oxenhams lyrical style and profound insights invite contemplation and offer a refreshing perspective on inner struggles, making "White Fire" an essential addition to the library of anyone intrigued by spiritual literature.

In a moment of fury, induced by a piece of stolen cake, Tad kicks his best friend Vlad and runs away to hide.Unable to retaliate, but similarly feeling rather cross, Vlad kicks Tads mum who kicks the postman, who kicks a policewoman who kicks a politician . . . Until the kick travels around the whole world! Only to land back up at Tads birthday party a year on . . .And then theres something WORSE than a kick in circulation. Oh, WHAT could be worse than a kick up the bum?Its up to Tad to wrestle with his anger and to break the cycle and send something better off round the world.Laugh-out-loud funny, with so many moments of shock and glee, this is the perfect teaching tool for any child who has ever had an outburst! For fans of I Want My Hat Back, I Really Want to Eat a Child and Not Now Bernard.

When Patty Went to College Jean Webster - When Patty Went to College is Jean Websters first novel, published in 1903. It is a humorous look at life in a womens college at the turn of the 20th century. Patty Wyatt, the protagonist of this story is a bright, fun-loving, imperturbable young woman who does not like to conform. The book describes her many escapades on campus during her senior year at college. Patty enjoys life on campus and uses her energies in playing pranks and for the entertainment of herself and her friends. An intelligent young woman, she uses creative methods to study only as much as she feels necessary. Patty is, however, a believer in causes and a champion of the weak. She goes out of her way to help a homesick freshman, Olivia Copeland, who believes she will be sent home when she fails three subjects in the examination.The end of the book sees Patty reflecting on what her life after college might be like. She plays hooky from chapel and meets a bishop. In a chat with the bishop, Patty realizes that being irresponsible and evasive at a young age could adversely affect her character as an adult and decides to try to be a more responsible person.This is Jean Websters earliest published work, and not as popular as her better-known novels Daddy-Long-Legs (1912) and Dear Enemy (1915). Webster later wrote Just Patty (1911), which describes Pattys school days, and predates this story by around five years.

A new mystery has rolled onto Penfurzy island and the Rebel Bicycle Club are ready to investigate! Nessa, Demelza and Captain Honkers set-off to explore a travelling fun-fair when things begin to get strange. With new friends and a new legend to uncover, the bestfriends do what they do best: SAVE THE DAY FROM A FATE WORSE THAN HOMEWORK. A mysterious adventure with twists, turns and gross-out caravan invaders guaranteed to make you laugh!

In What Happened to Tad, Mary E. Ropes masterfully delves into the inner workings of childhood innocence and the profound implications of loss. The narrative unfolds through a poignant lens as it follows the journey of a young boy, Tad, whose sudden disappearance reverberates through the lives of those he touched. Ropes employs a vivid literary style characterized by rich imagery and evocative language, capturing the emotional landscape of grief and hope. Set against the backdrop of a bucolic New England town in the late 19th century, the novel reflects thematic elements prevalent in the literature of its time, including the deep connections between family and community, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Mary E. Ropes, a prominent figure in childrens literature during her time, drew upon her own experiences as an educator and a mother to craft narratives that resonate with both young readers and adults. Her works often reflect a deep concern for the welfare of children, shaped by the societal changes she observed during the late Victorian era. What Happened to Tad encapsulates her empathy and insight into the complexities of childhood challenges, making her a poignant voice in the literary landscape. This enchanting and heart-wrenching tale is highly recommended for readers of all ages, particularly those who appreciate stories about childhood and the trials of growing up. Ropes narrative invites readers to reflect on their own experiences of loss and recovery, making it an essential addition to any bookshelf.

In "Wetzel, the Scout; or, The Captives of the Wilderness," Edward Sylvester Ellis transports readers to the tumultuous American frontier of the early 19th century. This novel blends historical fiction with adventure, chronicling the harrowing experiences of its titular character, Lewis Wetzel, a scout known for his bravery against Native American tribes. Ellis employs a vivid narrative style, rich in descriptive language, which immerses readers in the treacherous landscapes and moral dilemmas of frontier life. Set against the backdrop of the Indian Wars, the novel reflects themes of captivity, resilience, and the complexities of human encounters in the face of conflict, positioning it within the broader context of American settler narratives. Edward Sylvester Ellis, a prolific author and noted representative of American literature, was part of a wave of writers who sought to capture the spirit of the American frontier. Born in 1840, his experiences and observations during a rapidly changing America undoubtedly influenced his writing. Influenced by his personal beliefs in manifest destiny and American exceptionalism, Ellis aimed to depict the valor and conflicts of pioneers and scouts like Wetzel, creating a compelling narrative that both entertains and informs. This engaging historical novel is recommended for readers interested in American history and literature, especially those curious about frontier life and Native American relations. Elliss skillful storytelling and well-rounded characters make "Wetzel, the Scout" a captivating read for anyone seeking to understand the trials faced by early American settlers and the moral complexities of their existence.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

An outstanding, highly original and unputdownable read. Following on from I AM WOLF and I AM RAVEN, this is a bold, thought-provoking adventure perfect for fans of MORTAL ENGINES and THE LAST WILD.Riekas world is on fire.Shes lived her whole life aboard Constructs, giant mechanical creatures that battle each other for territory. Now a new enemy has swept across the land DRAGON. And even with all the survivors united against it, Dragon is winning.Technically brilliant, Rieka believes that she alone can turn the war. But the path she sets out on is dangerous, both for her and her friends. And all the while, there is a truth about herself she must faceIf she doesnt, she could destroy everything shes trying to save.Also written by the award-winning Alastair Chisholm:- I Am Wolf - Shortlisted, Peters Childrens Book of the Year award 2025- I Am Raven- Orion Lost- The Consequence GirlPraise for I AM WOLF:"Jam-packed with action and suspense, and wildly inventive." - The Times"I loved every page of this gripping, dystopian thriller. Wonderful characters, thrilling action and a unique new world. Now I wish I had my own animal construct!" - Kieran Larwood, author of Podkin One Ear"I wolfed this down... Great MG sci-fi." - Darren Simpson, author of Scavengers

In Russias struggle with Napoleon, Tolstoy saw a tragedy that involved all mankind. Greater than a historical chronicle, War and Peace is an affirmation of life itself, `a complete picture, as a contemporary reviewer put it, `of everything in which people find their happiness and greatness, their grief and humiliation. Tolstoy gave his personal approval to this translation, published here in a new single volume edition, which includes an introduction by Henry Gifford, and Tolstoys important essay `Some Words about War and Peace.