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Say Curtis describe su encuentro con Pinkus Aylee, un soldado negro, durante la Guerra Civil, y su captura por las tropas del sur. Basado en una historia real sobre el tatarabuelo del autor.

En este libro lleno de acción y humor, el célebre escritor / ilustrador P. D. Eastman presenta perros, perros y más perros que disfrutan de todas las actividades imaginables: nadar, conducir, trepar árboles, jugar béisbol y más.

Escrito para lectores principiantes con solo 75 palabras diferentes, este querido libro para principiantes de P.D. Eastman, editado por el Dr. Seuss, presenta todo tipo de perros maravillosos montando bicicletas, scooters, esquís, patines de ruedas y conduciendo todo tipo de vehículos en su camino a una fiesta en la cima de un árbol. 

Creado originalmente por el propio Dr. Seuss, los libros para principiantes son divertidos y fáciles de leer. Estos primeros lectores animan a los niños a leer solos, utilizando palabras e ilustraciones sencillas.

Perfectos para lectores principiantes de 3 a 7 años.

Did you know that Earths freshwater and saltwater habitats are teeming with life? Meet blue whales, green sea turtles, and more in the pages of My Home in the Water.

Una estrella duerme en el interior de una caja de fósforos. Gracias a su luz, los miedos desaparecen. Y es que existe un antiguo pacto entre los niños y el cielo. ¿Lo recuerdas?

Espantamiedos de María José Ferrada y las bellas ilustraciones de Karina Letelier es un libro necesario en la vida de los más pequeños de casa, ya que aborda la temática de los miedos infantiles con una historia fácil de entender. En una caja de fósforos vive una estrella que con su luz es capaz de hacer desaparecer todos los miedos . Así de práctico y de simple.

Mermelada pegajosa para untar con mantequilla de maní untada en pan. La noche es la hora de la merienda para un ratón travieso, cuyas coloridas travesuras en la cocina de una familia humana son un placer seguir. Como cualquier persona pequeña en un mundo de gente grande puede decirte, algo de desorden es inevitable: derrames de leche, después de todo, y dispersión de galletas. Empuñar enormes tenedores y cuchillos seguramente será una tarea difícil. Pero Mouse no se contenta con simplemente comer la comida que encuentra: rastrilla hojuelas de maíz en una pila para saltar, construye un castillo con azúcar y abre las tapas de botellas y frascos solo por diversión. En un clímax que enviará a los jóvenes lectores a un ataque de risa, un Mouse cansado y saciado se niega a aceptar la culpa por los estragos que ha causado: "'¿Quién hizo este horrible lío?' pregunta Mouse. '¡Esta gente necesita limpiar su casa!'". Se baña en una taza de té y se dirige a la cama, dejando que los niños imaginen la reacción de la familia bajando las escaleras para desayunar.
Rebosante de exuberancia, Mouse Mess es una alegre oda al desorden. Los collages saturados de color de Linnea Riley se hicieron usando papel esponjado con pintura de acuarela, y las imágenes resultantes son casi palpablemente multidimensionales. Los niños se regocijarán con la perspectiva del tamaño de un ratón de las imágenes, que se abstienen de dar una vista de la encimera de la cocina desde el punto de vista de las personas hasta el final. Seguro que entretendrá, deleitará e incluso (cuidado) inspirará, este libro ilustrado gloriosamente brillante será uno de los favoritos en los años venideros.

A laugh-out-loud retelling of The Three Little Pigs, The Three Little Guinea Pigs is perfect for fans of fairytales and guinea pigs alike. This clever story by prolific children's book author Erica S. Perl and dynamic illustrator Amy Young makes a perfect read-aloud and includes nonfiction backmatter with additional fun facts about guinea pigs.

Once upon a time there were three little pigs... three little guinea pigs!

Their names were Rosie, Minty, and Pumpkin.
They lived with their mama in a cozy little house.
Then they bid her a fond farewell and set off on their own.
So far, so good....
But what will they do if a hungry fox comes along?
Will they go wheek, wheek, wheek all the way home?
Or can they find a way to save their fluffy behinds?

An introduction to similarities for the youngest readers.

A little girl describes all the things she and her twin sister have in common.

"My name is Jennifer.  I have a twin sister.  Her name is Julie.

She has long brown hair.  Just like me!

She has big brown eyes. Just like me!

Julie is in first grade.  Just like me!"

Find out about critters in camouflage:

"What can you see?

Can you see a lion?

The lion is using camouflage.

Camouflage is coloring that makes animals look like what is around them.

Camouflage helps animals hide.

The shape of an animal can be camouflage, too.

It can help an animal look like something it is not.

This helps the animal hide..."

Water is all around us; we drink it every day. In this level 3 reader, kids will learn about the water cycle, discovering how rain and snow flow into our lakes, rivers, and oceans, and later evaporate into the sky again. Vivid photography and accessible text make this book an ideal introduction to the science of water.

Join Mercer Mayer's classic and loveable character, Little Critter®, as he sets out on a new adventure in this brand-new My First I Can Read storybook!

Little Critter is not too happy when a new student gets special treatment. But when the teacher's pet shows that she's a team player, Little Critter and his classmates discover that they've made a great new friend. With fun illustrations and simple text, Mercer Mayer's Little Critter stories are perfect for developing readers.

I Can Read books are designed to encourage a love of reading. My First I Can Read books are perfect for shared reading with a child.

An old fisherman lives in a hut by the sea with his wife and his dog. One day he reels in an enormous, golden fish that talks and claims to be magic. The old man lets the fish go, but his wife has other ideas. She orders her husband to go back and retrieve the fish - after all, we are talking about a magic fish - and asks him to have the fish grant a wish. The fish is only too happy to help out. He provides the fisherman and his wife with a new house, more money, and a bed for the fisherman's dog. But every wish the magic fish grants is only followed by an even more elaborate request from the fisherman's wife. And even a talking magic fish has his limits.

Freya Littledale's retelling of the classic story of greed and its consequences is clear and simple to follow. Winsley Pinney Pels adds to the magic of The Magic Fish with humorous illustrations of the kindly fisherman and the airs put on by his wife, and above all, the face of a fish that is baffled by people who just don't know when to say when.

This title takes us through the life of an artist who at first was so unpopular that his paintings were attacked with umbrellas. Written as if it were a child's own class report, this title is sure to draw new young fans to Renoir's paintings.

 Find out about your brain:

Each part of your brain has a special job to do.

Read and discover all about your brain.

A mindful, gentle picture book about patience and learning to find beauty in the act of waiting.

Sometimes, you have to wait.

For the line at the public pool on a hot summer day.
For mom to come home after being away.

For your legs to grow just a bit longer to ride a new big kid bike.

The seconds drag on... each one feels like forever. Why can’t you have it now?

But while you wait, you might notice things: a possible new friend who is also in line, why homecoming hugs are extra special, and how beautiful the world is when you’re not racing by.

Sometimes, when you have to wait, you find the good in the moments between now and later.

Chester is more than a picture book. It is a story told, and retold, by dueling author-illustrators. Mélanie Watt starts out with the story of a mouse in a house. Then Mélanie's cat, Chester, sends the mouse packing and proceeds to cover the pages with rewrites from his red marker, and the gloves are off.Mélanie and her mouse won't take Chester's antics lying down. And Chester is obviously a creative powerhouse with confidence to spare. Where will this war of the picture-book makers lead? Is it a one-way ticket to Chesterville, or will Mélanie get her mouse production off the ground?

In this Franklin Classic Storybook, Franklin is determined to ride his bike without training wheels, and he can't understand why it seems so easy for his friends --- or why it's so hard for him.

"Cuando nací, yo era una flor.

Vivía feliz en la rama de un gran árbol con otras florecitas como yo; los pájaros venían y cantaban en mi rama. 

Pasaron los días, y empecé a cambiar: me volví un fruto redondo y verde, muy verde, como las hojas de mi árbol... "

Los niños descubren un mundo de formas a su alrededor. Muchos de los objetos que aparecen son de origen latino y todos tienen un atractivo universal. Un breve glosario explica el significado cultural de los objetos que aparecen en el libro.
 

Manuel y Anna son hermanos que viven en Viña del Mar durante la estación de otoño. Juntos preparan manualidades como: huevos soplados, hombrecitos de castaña y canastitos para esperar al conejito de pascua, clásicos de la cultura alemana.

Es un libro que trata sobre las costumbres de la preparación para la Pascua de Resurrección, ambientado en Chile, ideal para los niños que aprenden alemán en Chile.

Ten years ago, the creators of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? and Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? reunited to address the important topic of animal conservation. The result, Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See?, became an instant classic.

A Bald Eagle soars, a Spider Monkey swings, a Macaroni Penguin struts, and a Red Wolf sneaks through Bill Martin Jr's rhythmic text and Eric Carle's vibrant images, and all are watched over by our best hope for the future―a dreaming child.

No se necesita hacer mucho para ahorrar agua.

Tomar medidas puede ser tan simple como ducharse en vez de darse un baño de tina o descubrir y arreglar una gotera en el baño o inodoro.

Los niños aprenden esto y más sobre lo que pueden hacer para ayudar en 10 cosas que puedo hacer para ahorrar agua.

The paperback edition of the third book in the New York Times bestselling Rainbow Fish series.

It’s a whale of a tale in which a terrible misunderstanding escalates, putting Rainbow Fish and his friends in great danger. When a big blue whale comes to live near their reef, there is a misunderstanding between him and Rainbow Fish and his friends that leaves everyone very unhappy and hungry. Rainbow Fish must try to make peace with the big blue whale to save them all from disaster.

The artwork overall is quite winning.–Booklist

There’s a lot to be done before Jack can have his breakfast in this Ready-to-Read edition of Eric Carle’s classic tale.

The barnyard rooster crows and Jack wakes up—hungry, of course! What does he want for breakfast? A big pancake! But first, Jack’s mother needs flour from the mill, an egg from the black hen, milk from the spotted cow, butter churned from fresh cream, and firewood for the stove. Will Jack ever get his pancake?

With his trademark vibrant collage illustrations and lively text, Eric Carle has created a mouthwatering tale that’s been adapted into a Level 1 Ready-to-Read, making it ideal for sharing aloud with emerging readers.

Beatrice tiene ganas de tener una mascota. Una que sea cariñosa, la acompañe siempre y sea ideal para jugar. El problema es elegir una que convenza a su madre de adoptar.
Ella imagina divertidas andanzas camino a su colegio, tardes entretenidas en casa, idas al parque, entre otras cosas.

Es una divertida historia capaz de despertar la creatividad e imaginación, además de la importancia de vivir la experiencia de tener una mascota en casa.

Si quieres conocer sus aventuras, no te pierdas este nuevo libro ilustrado adecuada para los más pequeños o aquellos niños que comienzan su proceso en la lectura.

Beatrice longs for a pet. One that's affectionate, always keeps her company, and is ideal for playing with. The challenge is choosing one that will convince her mother to adopt. She imagines fun adventures on the way to school, entertaining afternoons at home, trips to the park, and more.

It's a fun story capable of sparking creativity and imagination, as well as highlighting the importance of having a pet at home. 

If you want to learn about their adventures, don't miss this new illustrated book, suitable for young children or those just beginning their reading journey.