Iberoamérica

In this exciting Spanish kids' book, Arnold the moose lives in a small wooden house on the edge of the forest. He is something of a dreamer, and one day his friend, a goose called Louis, comes to his house with a suggestion that they go searching for treasure. Arnold jumps at the chance, of course, and the two prepare to set off into the dangerous forest in their truck. They enlist the help of some other animals and head off on the adventure of a lifetime. But there are more dangers than even they could have imagined, and they soon realize the value of friendship. What will happen when they...

"An anthology of Spanish literature containing selections from major Spanish writers as well as many less-known writers, it provides introductions, notes, glossaries and references for each selection in Spanish. Includes a wealth of selections of poetry, drama and prose from the Medieval period and the Golden Age. Prerequisite is at least two years of Spanish language."--Amazon.com.

While in a major library, Daniel Torres discovers that a book he has not written is listed under his name. To find the real author, he travels to Argentina, and in the process discovers his past.

La abuela de Rosa esta enferma, y el sillon de la sala ahora permanece vac'o. Tambi'n el gran botell'n de la familia est? vac'o. Rosa est? preocupada. ?Qu? puede hacer para ayudar'. Abuela se siente mejor cuando Rosa y sus amigas tocan m'sica para ella y les dice que se siente como cuando era joven y bailaba en las fiestas . Al oirla, a Rosa se le ocurre una idea. ?Si abuela le gusta su musica, a lo mejor alguna gente pagar'a para escucharlas! Asi nace la Banda de la Calle Oak.