El mal de amores merece la pena

Helen likes learning new things all the time and Daddy's friend Peter shows her that you don't always need a laboratory to learn. All you have to do is observe the things around you and watch how they change and transform. By observing and deducing, Helen learns what happens to water when freeze it, what happens to ice when heat it and where the juice we drink comes from.

A los diecinueve años, el joven Galileo Galilei era escandaloso, simpático, algo impertinente y tan brillante que eclipsaba el sol de cualquier otra personalidad. Su principal defecto era que no sabía mantener la boca cerrada. Por si le faltara talento para meterse en problemas, en su camino se cruzarán: una joven encantadora (empeñada en ignorarlo), cinco crímenes sobrenaturales, un hatajo de rufianes y ladrones, un caballero sin cerebro y una liga de envenenadores dispuesta a sembrar el terror en la corte del duque de Mantua. En este libro encontrarás: - Una breve biografía de...

Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin team up again to keep readers in stitches with the antics of Duck and his fellow farm animals. This time, a trip to the county fair involves secretly entering a talent contest-unbeknownst to Farmer Brown-to win a trampoline.

Children will be entertained by this colorfully illustrated story about a dog disguised as a fish who tries to join the sea creature race. Children will develop a love of reading while learning a moral story about sportsmanship and doing the right thing. Ideal for storytime at home or in the classroom, this Spanish picture book features grade-appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures to support early childhood literacy.