Cándida

The idea that hands, feet, eyes, ears, legs, and arms all come in pairs is discovered by two Asian-American toddlers.

Los amigos son raros porque recuerdan cosas de nosotros que hemos olvidado. Así pensó Bolaño cuando vio al dinosaurio cruzar sigilosamente el pantano. “Parece que en tu memoria / Se hubiera muerto un pesado dinosaurio” escribió alguien que me amaba, y tenía razón. Propios y ajenos, esos grandes animales prehistóricos desaparecen en mi memoria día tras día. Este libro reúne cuentos escritos hace muchos años. Algunos me resultan familiares y propios. Otros son irreconocibles. Agradezco a Pereira el haber sido amigo de quien yo era al escribirlos, así como es amigo de la que hoy...

This collection follows Dana, a solitary, unique child who has never fit in as she embarks on a new life befitting her talents. When a strange man proposes an education and better life for Dana, her family must agree, and she sets off to a school of the occult in the Valley of the Wolves. Once at the school, Dana and her new friends confront a series of challenges, both personal and ethical, overcoming each with strength and insight. Dana must use her powers to fight off evil influences. Set in a mystical, ancient time, these books are filled with wonder and intrigue. Readers will be moved by ...

Engage all readers by acting out this Spanish-translated script about two children who earn and save money! Assign differentiated roles based on students' individual reading abilities, so all students can perform, build fluency, and feel successful!