Operación Kyoto

Un grupo de nueve compañeros de clase se unen para formar un club. No son perfectos, en realidad nadie lo es. Su intención es luchar contra las injusticias en un intento valiente de hacer un mundo más justo como reflejo del que quieren encontrar cuando sean mayores. Las acciones anti que protagonizan, los unen más que ninguna otra cosa desde sexto de primaria a tercero de ESO.

Una historia entre dos mundos separados por un muro. El triste mundo en color gris y el divertido lugar donde reinan los colores. ¿Crees que los niños que habitan en cada uno de ellos podrán llegar a conocerse algún día? Descúbrelo leyendo el libroUn nuevo libro de nuestra colaboradora Rocío Méndez, autora de existoso libro Un cuento para la imaginación.

Portraying the secret life of various everyday objects, their feelings, and their concerns, this illustrated work makes for a fun and fascinating read. The whimsical illustrations detail things that nobody knows: that library cows graze on the words inside books, that library books read each other when no one is looking, and that a cat falls in love with a refrigerator not because of how it looks, but because of the milk inside.

There are so many interesting and exciting ways to travel! Early readers will discover the various ways people travel in this lively illustrated book that features simple text and an engaging rhyme. Perfect for those who are new to reading or for those who have not yet begun, the images and text work together strongly to provide children with an experience that will inspire them to share what they see, read, and learn. This Lap Book is the perfect size to use for read-alouds, partner reading, and small group instruction.

An Ethiopian boy called Delke writes a letter to a class of Puerto Rican children in which he describes his country and sends them pictures of African animals with rhyming captions.